The Westmount examiner, 14 mars 1940, jeudi 14 mars 1940

[" in- en- fix- Sir ide aste ith yr ned lier eat yed the hy- rict its sot- of .Cross Headquarters, Designed and made to WATCH and CLOCK REPAIRS N N N N N N DIAMOND RINGS N N N Clocks called for N° N JEWELLERS WE.4046 Westmount\u2019 and delivered (OHMAN 1216 Greene Ave.LE SLLL LILLE LL SLA LLS ILLS LS SFL SLL SSE AS SASS 2 77] The Westmount Examiner Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis NR 2?HARDWOOD FLOORS Suoplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St, Westmount Free Estimates a i an Cleaned WE.2323 LLL LISSLILLSLI SI SIS E LS IASI SII IASI pI 1077 voL.XI, Ne.11 MANION, WHITE TO SPEAK ~ABBOTT RALLY MARCH 20 CONSERVATIVE.CANDIDATE| 10 HOLD OPEN MEETING IN VICTORIA HALL TUESDAY Gathering to Commence at 8.15 Sharp as National Leader is Scheduled to Address Later Meeting \u2014 White Scores King's Excuse For Calling Three- Hour Session of Parliament The Honorable R.J.Manion, national Conservative candidate.will address tbe electors of the St.Antoine-Westmount division in support of R.S.White at a public meeting called by Mr.White in Victoria Hall on Tuesday evening.The rally will commence at 8.15 o'clock sharp as Mr.Manion is scheduled to speak at an east-end gathering immediately following his address here and for this reason all who wish to hear the Tory party leader should make it a point to arrive on time.The meeting is to be held in the lower main hall of the building.Mr.White will address his \u2018\u2018contituents following the address of LALL TENDERS FOR ADDITION TO BUILDING New Section Will be Added To St.Paul's Academy At Cost of $150,000 Tenders for the demolition, reconstruction and enlargement of St.Paul's Academy will be received by the School Commission of Saint Leon-de-Westmount, until 3 o'clock Friday afternoon March 29.The project consists of the erection of a three-storey addition to the school at an approximate cost of $150,000 and will represent the most important school undertaking here since construction of the Argyle Junior High School, The addition to, the building will measure 53 by 165 feet, to be constructed with stone and brick walls for the housing of a chapel, assembly hall, teachers\u2019 quarters and nine classrooms.Gaston Gagnier is the architect.Work on the project will commence on April 8 and will be completed October by October 8.MAN SENTENCED FOR LOITERING When he appeared before Recorder Charles A.Hale in local police court Monday morning charged with begging from door to door, a man known to police as James Langley, no given address, was sentenced to 30 days in jail.Langley, who was arrested by Constables Morgan and Dagg on Saturday, had a criminal record listing 12 previous.convictions.He had been arrested in West- mount on two former occasions.The accused's record showed that be bad been arrested in Toronto and sentenced for theft and that he had been picked up for being drunk, begging and loitering on numerous occasions, RED CROSS BRANCH TO CLOSE FOR WEEK Following the procedure of Red the West.mount Branch will bg closed from the evening of Wednesday, March 20th to the morning of Wednesday, March 27th.%¥ the leader of his party.Others prominent in publie life in the riding will also be heard, In the opening radio address of his campaign Tuesday night the veteran Parliamentarian referred to Prime Minister King's excuse for the three-hour session of Parliament in January \u201cthat of having promised the House of Commons another session before election\u201d \u2014 an af-| x front to the intelligence of the people.Mr.King, the local Conservative candidate declared, has \u201cLoaded the dice in his favor by torpoe- doing Parliament and denying proper measures of his Government, save in such a one-sided way as he and his ministers choose to divulge it.During the broadcast Mr.Whi te condemned a \u201cwhishering campaign\u201d which he said was being conducted against him and which HET ES 118 Basis the \u201cheinous cri: me of having grown old.\u201d The House of Commons is a place where brains and .experience are of prime importance and not an arena for athletes, he declared.Mr White has attended 31 sessions of parliament under ten of the 11 Prime Ministers since Confederation, wxcepts from Mr.White's radio address follow: How comes it that we are in the throes of a general election at this time?The answer is because the Prime Minister broke his word te Parliament.Let me recount the facts.In September last, Parliament was called into special session, at which session formal declaration of war against Germany was made.Toward the close of the session Mr.King was asked whether another session of Parliament would be held before a general election, and he replied, \u201cIt is my intention to have Parliament called again in January.\u201d Time ran on, The Government busied itself with war measures of one kind and another, and then toward the end of December Mr.King advised the then Governor- General, Lord Tweedsmuir, whose tragic death is so deeply lamented.to summon Parliament on January 25 last \u201cfor the despatch of business.\u201d As you are aware, the words \u2018\u201c\u2018despatch of business\u201d mean a session devoted to discussion and enactment of measur-=s, to voting of money for carrying on operations of all departments of Government, and to inquisition into all the various branches of administration.Up to this time, therefore, and indeed, until the very day Parliament met, it was taken for granted Mr.King would have a regular session in keeping with his pledged word.and in keeping with the proclamation he had caused Lord Tweedsmuir to issue.What happened?Within three hours of its assembling, the (Continued on page 2) Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality Show Outstanding Success The Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of Ascension Parish, Westmount, scored another hit in the production of their \u201cEmerald Fantasy\u201d The theme of the show was, of course, Irish and all the old Irish songs, ranging from the most popular favourites to old melodies now forgotten, were sung in ail their appealing beauty by groups of charming young ladies from the Sodality and by gaily costumed girls and boys from St.Paul's and St, Leo's Academies.The youngsters scored a big hit in both their numbers opening the show with a number entitled \u201cIn a Little Irish Schoolroom\u201d.Their songs were sung in an entirely unsophisticated and carefree manner and little Neil Culbert, as the teacher, was excellent, his characterization being no less enjoyed than his singing.Jane Adams, Peggy O'Brien and Fred MeCaffrey proved a very tuneful trio and their interpretation of \u201cYou Brought Ireland Right Over to Me\" was thoroughly enjoyed by the audience.One of the most effective scenes was \u201cAn Irishman\u2019s Dream\u2019 and here great technical skill wae (Continued on page 3) WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 AT WESTMOUNT WOMEN'S CLUB LUNCHEON à) pti Sir Gerald Campbell, | High Commissioner for the United Kingdom in Canada, Mrs.Harold Mills, president of the club, and Mayor Walter Merrill, K.C., photographed at the club\u2019s annual Charter Day Luncheon last Friday in \u2018the Windsor Hotel.Mrs.Mills was in the chair.Merrill.Sir Gerald was the guest speaker, and was introduced by Mayor | Slight Damage | Is Caused | By Fire .Prompt arrival on the part of firemen under Deputy Chief Burriss prevented a minor outbreak in the furnace room of the home of Dr.Colin Sutherland, 781 Upper Belmont avenue, from spreading to other parts of the house.The fire, which was reported at 6 p.mon Sunday, was extinguished with a babcock.But slight damage was caused.BOYS BRIGADE GIVES DISPLAY OF DRILL WORK First Westmount Company Takes Part in Youth Display Held in King's School Accompanied by the unit's bugle band, the First Westmount Company of the Boys Brigade gave an exhibition of drill movements at the annual youth display sponsored in King\u2019s School Friday evening by the Westmount Hobby Show.The company was under the command of Captain J.Howard Richardson while Lieut.M.Angus was in charge of the drill work.The excellence of the band wag highly commended by Scoutmaster R.Rush, of the Weredale Troop.Robert Beal, Warrant Officer in the Company, was presented with a pair of silver Brigade cufflinks by the company for the valuable services he has rendered the unit during the past year.In presenting the gift, Captain Richardson praised him for his untiring efforts.This Saturday the company will hold an aquatic meet on which occasion the challenge medal will be put up for competition.Boys should meet at Melville Hall for 4.15 P.M.so that the meet may be started promptly.Points will be awarded for each section, to first and seconds, the total aggregate of which will be counted toward the medal.Squads will also benefit from first and second places being won by their boys.Cycle trips into the country have been planned for Saturdays as soon as the highways are open Some very interesting trips are among them, taking in some of the historical sections of the vicinity, Educational tours will take place during the Easter vacation to various factories in the city, These are sponsored by the educational department of The Brigade under the section of the educational badge.The Life Boys, junior section.1s making rapid progress under its new leader, Rodgie B.Stewart.Handicraft work of varied form is being commenced this Friday.9 A project first formulated some eight years ago became a reality Tuesday night with the announcement by the city that it had pur- chpsed the area of land enclosed by Summit Circle from McGill municipal park, \u2018Official AnBURaCe RE oF close of the contract came following a meeting Tuesday evening to give final consideration to the matter.The area, which is a million and a half square feet on top of Westmount Mountain, was purchased for $300,000, or approximately 20 cents per square foot.There 1s nos a dwelling or building of any sort on the area.The text of the statement issued by the city Tuésday night follows: For many years it has been the wish and hope, not only of the Mayors and Councils of the City of Westmount, but also of the Westmount Municipal Association and many citizens, that the top of Westmount Mountain might some day be acquired by the city and preserved for future generations.It has been and js the policy of the city to acquire immovable assets which will remain for the benefit of the community, so that the City of Westmount will, by reason of its parks, playgrounds and open spaces, always be a desirable place to live in.Tentative negotiations in the past had to be abandoned, as it was found that the price asked for the acquisition of the property, which includes all of the area Inside Summit Circle and comprises approximately 1,600,- W University for development of a City Buys Summit Circle Area For Municipal Park 000 gquare feet, was \u2014 when general real estate values were much higher than at present \u2014 far in excess of what it was felt that the city could afford to pay.\u2018The matter was again taken up bythe present Mayor and Coun- ally apd df weg decided to agp e [approach McGill University, the owners of the property, to ascertain whether, at this time, the property could be, purchased at a price which it was felt the city would be justified in paying.The result of these further ne- gotlations was most gratifying, The city received an offer from McGill University to sell the property en bloc for $300,000, or approximately 20 cents per square foot, payable over a period \u2018of three years without interest.This offer, after having been discussed with the executive of the West- mount Municipal Association, the Mayor and Council unanimously decided to .accept, believing that the present js a particularly advantageous time to buy at a very attractive price.In view of the location and extent of the property and its aplen- did possibilities as a park and playground, the Mayor and Council consider that as the purchase of the property can be financed with funds which are and wlll he- come available, without imposing any additional burden on the citizens, the citizens will he fortunate indeed in being able to preserve what fs perhaps the last available open space in the city.which will, no doubt, become as popular as King George Park for both summer and winter use by young and old alike, Easter Accessories Are Offered By May's A complete line of Easter accessories, reflecting the latest In fashion trends, ig currently being offered hy May's Rite-Fit Ladies\u2019 Wear, Reg'd, 1219 Greene avenue.Included in the full assortment of ladies\u2019 wearing apparel are chic dresses, hosiery, gloves, handbags, ete, May's own buyers have selected an unusually wide range of articles that will appeal to the most fastidious of feminine tastes and at prices that will compare favorably with those charged else vhere.Father And Son Night On April 2 The annual \u2018\u2019Dad and Lad\u201d get-to-gether sponsored by the Men's Club of Temple Emanu-El will take place on Thursday, April 2nd.Committee in charge \u2014 B.Mortimer, J.J.Cooper, Samuel Paperman, E.T.Garfinkle and Lawrence Marks, Brotherhood Club Night for members and thelr wives takes place every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Community House, Birds.Star, LL a lr 7 or 7 The Week At Victoria Hall ee Today: Manchester Unity, 1.0.0.F, Tomorrow: Province of Quebec Society for the Birds; Westmount Hobby Show Club, dance; Montreai Shrine No.1.Saturday: Province of Quebec Society LA MM MM AAA YZ D> Protection of for the Protection of Monday: Montreal Revertory Theatre, play; St.Lawrence Stamp Club; Oasis Temple, Daughters of the Nile.Tuesday: R.8.White political meeting; M.R.T.mount Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, Wednesday: D.C.Abbott, K.C., political meeting; Westmount Rotary Club; Westmount Stamp Club; Victorian Order of Westmount Study Club; Westmount Chapter, Order of the Eastern play; West- Nurses; | Si gnees of Nomination Papers Among those who signed the nomination papers for R.S White, Conservative candidate in St, Antoine-\\Vestmount in the forthcoming Federal election were: Johu Irwin, Jas.KX.More Alex McA.Murphy, James Greene, Goorge \u2018A.Campbell, K.C., Vincent O'Neill, J.W.Wel don, K.C.,, J.Lacombe, Leslie Boyd, K.C., R.Daoust, John Uae.kett, K.C., Mrs.J.Fitzgerald, P.H, Barclay, Armand Laviolette, Wu.Weinfield, K, C,, Mrs.W, J.McMahon, R, A.Nixon, Mra, J.Gibson, \\ William Ross Bulloch, Mary Deegan, I, 8S.Laverty, KX.C., Miss A, Fitzgerald, B.PPanet-Raymond, K.C, Alfred M, W.Potter, P, À Badeaux, K.C.,, Frank I.Me Lean, F, Greenwood, Willlam Fraser, Mrs.G.H, Cornell, Mrs.Susan O'Shea, H.B.Hurtublse, B, B.Charles, Ernest Walton, Mrs.Phyllis Myers, Mrs.E.Walton, Mr.Frank Ward, Dan M Anulty, Mr, Chas Hi, Royal, Mn T.K.Walton, Mrs, Thos.Mundy.Donald Keith, John D.Fraser, R.S.Johustone, Those who signed the papers for D.C.Abbott, K, C,, Liberal standard-bearer, follow: Walter A, Merrill, XK, C., Senator Wm, Hushion, G.Gordon Hyde, K.C.M.P.P, George C.McDonald, Hon, Gordon M.Scott, Lemus! Cushing, Cecil F.Doulre, Mrs.Mostyn Lewis, George Hogg, Edouard Biron, James Eccles, Mrs.Wellington Dixon, Allan M.Mitchell, Wm, H.Campbell, 8.G.Dixon, K.C.Jas.B.Woodyntt, Mrs.Hugh Griffith, Mrs.George C.McDonald, M.A.Phelan, J.A.Prud- homme, A.H.Paradis, Hugh Grit fith, J.Brude Brown, James Joseph Madigan, Mrs.Alex Hutchi- san Jaz asus.Ro 4Ups, Horace.R., Cohen, FORMATION OF NEW TEMPLE GROUP PLANNED Junior Young People of Temple Emanu-El to Hold Meeting on Tuesday The Junior young people of Temple Emanu-El, under the leadership of Leonard Shulman, will hold a meeting at the synagogue on Sunday morning for the purpose of forming a cultural and social group for post-confirmants.Persons from 14 to 17 years of age will he eligible.Barbara Walker, Henrietta Asch, June Mall- man and Barnett Simmons are among those on the committee in charge.\u201cThe History of the Synagogue\u201d will be discussed hy Dr.Stern at the next meeting of the Sisterhood Study Group which takes place on Tuesday mornlag at 11 o'clock, This group meets every first and third Tuesday of the month, At the home of Mrs, Francis Beck, 466 Cote St, Antoine Road, the Child and Parental Éducation Group will hold their meeting on Tuesday afternoon, March 19th at 2.30 o'clock.The guest speaker will he Dr.Gordon Phillips on \u2018Prenatal Care.\u201d Mrs.H.J.Stern will preside and lead in the discussion, A ping-pong table was presented by this Group to he used in the new Community House.Students To Present Plays For Red Cross The students of Weston School, 18 Severn avenue, are presenting three one-act plays, under the direction of Filmore Sadler, tonight and tomorrow evening in the school hall, The proceeds will be donated to the Red Cross, Those taking part include Betty! Rosevear, Jannette Gihaut, Joyce Marshail, Joan Phillips, Jocelyn Abbe, Claire Clifford, Betty Krawes, Agnes Montgomery, Bernice Shaw, Barbara Gardham, Helen Peterson, Eleanor Ormston, Bettie Bartholomew, Norothy Antelfus, Joan Baillie, Sheila, Baillle, Peggy Davidson, Censalie Elord, Betty Dunn, Ella Clapper.ton, Dorothy Wilson, Florie Last, Alfreda Wallace, i PRICE:\u2014TWO CENTS [GRIT STANDARD-BEARER HOLDS SEAWAY PROJECT NOT ISSUE AT PRESENT Will Address Gathering This Evening in St.Joseph's Hall \u2014 Winning of War Must be First Concern of Country, He States in Radio Address \u2014 Believes Waterway Plan Should be Shelved D.C.Abbott, Liberal candidate in the St.Antoine-Wostmount division in the forthcominæ Federal election will hold his innaugural open meeting In this section of the riding In Victoria Hall on March 20, Ho will speak before an open mooting of his olectorate in the St, Antoine section In 8t.Joseph's Hall this evening.In a radio address Monduy night Mr.Abbott stated: \u201cT have been asked repeatedly to state my views on many questions not relntod t the main proposition of fighting and winning the war, In particula?1 have been nsked my stand is of the St.Lawrence seaway project.\u2018let me say al once that 1 don\u2019t consider that this question is, 01 should be, an Issue in this clec- tion, 1t Is nevertheless à question of not only national but internu- tional importance, and the alce- tors of St.Antoine-Weatmount are entitlett to know what my views are.\u201cThis Important feature of Canadlan-Americun relations has engaged the attention of the nation for the past 20 years.You \u2018will recall thyt in 1932 Mr.Bennett's Government, of which Mr.Cahan was a leading member, signed the St.Lawrence Deep Waterway Treaty, which trealy failed to pass the United States Senate and was never ratified.In 1938 the United States sought to renew negotiations and \u2018further discus- sjons have since taken placesbut ado-new- treaty has.been signed, - © \u201cThe proposal Is one which, from the point of view of both navigation and power develop: ment, Involves technical and economic questions of great Importance and difficulty, upon which opinions not only can but do differ, \u201cBut, whatever the merits or demerits of this project may be, I cannot see how it can be justl- fied ag a wartime measure, It ix obvious that it must Involve the expenditure of very large sums of money.We are already bur dened with\u2019 a crushing debt and are faced with ever-increasing expenditures in order to prose cute our war effort.These expe- ditures will Impose a tremendous strain upon our economic resources.The winning of the war must be our first concern, and I feel strongly that this country cannot afford to even consider a huge publle expenditure on a project such as the St.Lawrence waterways.\u201d Referring to the opposition In the election as provided by Hon.Dr.R.J.Manion, leader of the Conservative party, Mr.Abbott remarked: \u2018The Conservative party, under Dr.Manfon's leadership, has changed its coat, and today no one ls quite sure just who or what constitutes that party.Dr.Manion has been curiously vague In one speech He said he didn't partieu- larly care what name Conservatives called themselves so long as they stood for what he calls a National Government, Apparently each of Dr, Manton\u2019s candidates Is allowed to choose a party name which best fits the political requirements of his particular constituency.Jt Is clear that in this election there is no such thing as a Conservative party as we have known It in the past.There is only a party headed hy Dr, Ma- nion and Mr, Stevens lahelling itself Conservative in one place, Natle nal Conservative in another.and National Government somewhere else.\u201d to say whatx -man, Mostyn.NEW OFFICERS ARE APPOINTED BY RED GROSS Annual Meeting Held by Westmount Branch \u2014 Reports Submitted by Conveners.The Westmount Branch of the Red Cross appointed the following executive commlitieo at its annual meeting held recently: Chairman, Mrs.Goorge C.McDonald; - honorary secretary, Mrs.Percy Tuycot and honorury treasurer, George Hodgson.Conveners: Work, Mrs, Alex Hutchison, and supplies, Mrs.W.B.Scott.Representalives: Jewish groups, Mrs.Martin Woltf; French Catholle groups, Miss Labelle; English Catholic groups, Mrs.MA.Phelan; medical representative, Or, Kelteh Hutchison, During the year the branch distributed 9,914 articles of hose pital supplies und refugee cloth- Ing and over 1,173 pounds of wool and had returned to Red Cross House 5,830 finished articles and 426 pounds of wool which had been knitted into 1,482 articles, It was reported.During the meeting the chalr- man, Mostyn l.ewls, referred to the branch's good fortune in having received its excellent headquarters ns a tax-free gift from Mrs.A.P.Willls and members of her family.The house was furnished by the committee and triends of its members al small sxpense, he stated.Under the convenership of Mrs, Alex Huchison, the branch exceed- ad ig quato of $30,000 in the Red Cross campaign by $4,000, Mrs.Hutchison, in her report of thé work committee, stressed the help= ful cooperation of all group conveners who turned in work that lived up to Red Cross requirements, Balisfactory progress wai 4 reported by the following convensj' ers: Mrs, Alex Hutchison, work; : Mrs.W.B.Scott, aupplles; Mra, Fred Fraser, organization; George Hodgson, finance, ; UNHURT IN FALL 4 Mrs.N.(Gordon, of 447 Grand Boulevard, escaped wit but minor bruises when she sHipë ped and fell while alighting from the front door of a street car on Sherbrooke street just west of Victoria avenue, at 4.30 p.m.on Saturday, Annual Spring Flower Show To Open March 21 The annual Spring Flower show sponsored by the muniel- pality fn the greenchouses at the rear of Victoria Hall will open on Thursday, March 21, it wus announced at the City Hall yesterday.The event wil] he formally opened at 11 AM.by Alderman B.Panet Raymond.The spring flower show \u2018a eagerly looked forward to each year by thousands of residents as well as a large number of persons living in all sections of the Island.It is considered one of the finest shows of its type and from the day it opens until withering flowers canse JL to close, a steady stream of persons move through the greenhouse inspecting the various exhibits, The show this year wil] be sale milar to those held In the past, with practically every variety of: spring flower and fern included in the many types of plant life that will fill every available space on {he shelves in the greenhouse.It usually continues for two or thres weeks from the day of opening.{ + NjoasoHairs . { i i ; or.\u201d~ PAGE TWO Ne , The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Serving the City of Westmount, Ï Garden Suburb of Lunnda's Metrupulis THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAinut 2778° sims to be un (ndependent.clean devsteu tn oublie service \u201cThe Examiner\u201d wewspaper ter the Roma.WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 \u2014_\u2014 m2} CANADA'S WAR FILM Premier Hepburn is letting his pique against Prime Minister King gain the upper hand over his better judgment.Mr.Hepburn's latest exhibition is the banning of Canada\u2019s war fim from Ontario.As head of the censors in that province, Mr.Hepburn has clamped down with all the severity of a Dr.Goebbels.The March of Time has been making a film to show what Canada has been doing in the war.The movie depicts scenes among the troops and also deals with Canada\u2019s economic effort.Mr, Hepburn says the film is nothing but propaganda for the King Government and it is election fodder.That may be true, but the film is also good propaganda for the Dominion of Canada.The people are anxious to know what is being done and this movie helps to tell them about it.Now, Mr.Hepburn crashes down like any Nazi or Communist Dictator to say that the movie cannot be shown in Ontario for the \u2018time being.In so doing he performs a favor for the enemy, because he stifles some propaganda for Canada.Perhaps, when Mr, Hepburn thinks it over a little longer, he will see that his hatred of Mr.King has carried him away.Anxious as he may be to oust Mr.King, we doubt if Mr, Hepburn would torpedo Canada just to see Mr.King drown.\u2018MUSSOLINI DICKERS © Mussolini has been playing both ends .against the middle for so long in Europe, he has come to enjoy the reputation of being one of the best international poker players in the fr te of diplomacy.The Duce understands at he is something of a belle of the ball.\u2018Both the British and French on one side and the Germans on the other are wooing him, '* With Germany sending Joachim von Rib- bentrop to Rome, and Great Britain releasing the Italian boats laden with German coal for Italy, Mussolini is playing his cards close to his chest.Both the Duce and his son-in-taw, Count Ciano, realize that they are in a good position in Europe.They are greater realists than Hitler, who lets his dreams carry him away at times.Both Mussolini and Ciano grasped the fact that Britain and France would go to war, if Germany invaded Poland.When they told Hitler that, the Fuehrer intimated that the two Ita'ians were crazy.Events proved Hitler wrong and Mussolini and Ciano right.During the next few days there is going to ba plenty of jockeying for dip'omatic position in Furope.Mussolini will try to play off Britain against Germanv.That is a natural avenue for him to travel.He sees how important his friendship is to both sides in the war.The Duce has one chief thought in mind regarding Europe.He wants Italian influence to dominate the Balkans.Rome had Austria under her wing until Hitler wa'ked in and added it to the Reich.That was a bitter pill for the Duce, He lost that trick.Risht now he is watching both the Allies and Germany and he is determined he will get all he can for Italy out of his bargaining.BACK TO DUTY With the British Navy getting down to even more serious business than ever, five Admirals of the Fleet have been recalled to duty.They had retired after rendering long and gallant service.The five are: Sir Henry F.Oliver, G.C.B., K.CM.G, M.V.0.Sir Osmond de B.Brock, G.C.B., K.C.M.G., K.C.V.0.Sir Roger J.B.Keyes, Bt., G.C.B., K.C.V.0,, C.M.G,, D.5.0.Sir Frederick L.Field, G.C.B., K.CM.G.Sir Reginald Yorke Tyrwhitt, G.C.B., D.S.0.+The youngest bf the five admirals is Sir Roger Keyes, who is 67, The oldest is Sir Henry Oliver, who is 75.\u2018All five men have seen plenty of action.They khow what naval warfare is all about.It is not likely that they will be called on to take active commands at sea.But they can still perform valuable staff service and permit younger men to get away from desks in Lon- don to take over active duties with the fleet.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER STOPME.IF YOU'VE HEARD THIS ONE Getting Off Easy Walter: \u201cWould you wind set- tiling your bill, sir?We're closing now.\u201d Patron: \u2018\u2018But I haven't beeu served yet.\u201d Waiter: \u201cWell, in that case, there'll only be the cover charge,\u201d Out of the Frying Pan Frederick was visiting his Aunt Matilda, and was trying hard to mind his manners.As he was tasting hesitatingly at a rather small bowl of unfamiliar liquid, his aunt remarked, \u201cDon\u2019t you like the soup, Frederick?\u201d \u201cOh yes!\" he exclaimed eagerly.\u201cIt's very good soup\u2014what there fs of it.\u201d And then, realizing In con- sterpation what he had sald, Freddie rushed on: \u2018\u2018And thgre's plenty of it, too\u2014such as it is,\u201d Young Ladies\u2019.(Continued from page 1) brought Into play in the lighting effects and in the use of à shadow curtain to produce a dreamlike atmosphere.This scene was very artistic in its setting and several songs were delightfully sung by the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality® demurely gowned in white evening frocks, The whole selection was rendered notable by the singing of Raymond Barrett and by Fred McCaffrey, who added just the right touch of humour.The original one-act play which wag presented for the first time deserves the highest praise, Its manner of presentation, the skill and understanding with which the lines were handled and the smart dialogue make it a noteworthy attempt.Here, again, the stage setting was very attractive.Every member of the cast filled his part ably and it would be a difficult matter to single out any particular member for special mention.The final number on the pro- Words for ruée pme 4 Era on 009 rn re 35 CLASSIFIED ADS prs WAlnut 2773 rt Bhp tof { AUTOS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE : DURING Lent Lefobvre's Doston SINGER sewing machine, rugs, and GREY wool and Ilannelette blanket, Town & Country Motors Baked Loans dally iq tb.8 tbs.suc.chesterfleld.DI£.1965.M-57 lady's coats, shoes, baby carriages, hone DIS, efore a.m, for hot à : high chair, kiddy-car.EL.3556.372; 4 VICTORIA AVE.beans for noon delivery, G-T1{ bedsprend and 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machine, slightly will sacrifice.DE , 2566, 5226 Gren- used, very reasonable.AT.0457.2718 M-74 St, Catherine Road.M-665 rossword P uzzle } 1930 Chev.Sedan, 6 wheels, per- ler.; fect upholstary and tires.One of Ÿ a very few still avallable In such ?condition .oo00 0000 $125 \\ :1938 Dodga deluxe sedan H.8625 71087 Packard 120 6 whee! sed.H.728 11937 Packard 120 R.S.coups R.H.645 {1037 Packard 120 Club sed.H.645 1936 Buick 48, 6w.sedan H.R.575 \"1938 Cadillac sedan, Bw, H, .62b 1936 Pierce Lim 6w, H, .1935 Ford panel delivery .1934 Dodge R.S.coups H.» \"Trades Accepted, Free Storage, Terma ; FOUND {FOUND on Clarks Ave.near Sherbrooke Street, wrist watch on Mareh \u2018qth, Apply 183 Selby or call WI, ¥796.-15 | FLATS TO LET MELROSE, OXFORD and Od Orchard, modern duplexes, large bright ms, heated or unheated with or hvithout garage, sunporch, hot water, neat schools, Hoolahan builder, 4470 xford.IL, 1760.Qa.JDRAPER AVE.© near Wellingdon ,Bchool, Heated, duplex flats, contin- hot water, frigidaire, warden.rage, Janitor services, central hent- ng And hot water plant, Also Gl- uard Ave, 3854, near N,NU.pply 4562 Draper, EL, 3008.Ave G-a plex with garage, yard, otone bulld.ng, breakfast room, ntove, General Blectric frigidaire, linoleum, hot wa- er year round.Apply John Koolahan JT.1769, G-6 TTRACTIVE 6-7 rooms, excellent ocation, Harvard, \\Vilson Avenues ontinnous hot water, heated garages.mplete Jan\u2018tor service.Néecorationr o suit tenant.Apply Asselin, 4526 arvard.WA.2792, G-12 \u2014\u2014 LY) 60 63 to [it 12 113 1 59 61 62 64 65 fio HORIZONTAL 46\u2014cCollege GU earurer 13\u2014Equal APARTMENTS TO LEY 1\u2014Ulenr and distinet 47\u2014Officeholders 19\u2014Booty ESTMOUNT \u2014 Five bright rooms 6\u2014Variety of 48\u2014Low voice 21\u2014Goddess of dawn ear trains and tramways, heated.carnelian 48 Medicine 25\u2014Fluwer SFavood 1335, .G-14 Jefe so 3 26\u2014Range of hills arr tte nr =->-m- 7 LHS WHEN PALFED [Ea TIE Morin.Limoges Sweet or Sour Pickles .20 oz.jar 25¢ | Crosbie (England) i Imnorted Lime MARMALADE Strawberry, Raspberry or { } Black Currant \u2018 16 oz.jar 35¢\u20143 jars 1.00 imported Coarse Cut Orange \u2018 Marmalade 16 oz.jar 29e RAYMOND'S CHOICE QUALITY Pears 16 oz.tin 3 tins 35¢ CALUMET Baking Powder 16 oz.tin .23e LIBBY'8 GRAPEFRUIT Juice 50 ox.tin 29¢ Swestened or Unaweetene DIONNE & DIO WESTMOUNT One Store Only \u2014 St.Catherine, at Wood Ave.PHONE Fitzroy 7411 SPECIAL! E.D.SMITH'S FANCY QUALITY Apple Sauce 10c FRESH KILLED Fowis 5 to 62 lbs.Ib.25c BOSTON ROLLED ROAST Tomato Juice 26 oz.Best op Ib.30c fin 3 tins 29¢ | Lamb revere.Ib.30c Cottage Roll .Ib.30c CORNED BEEF Tongue \u2026\u2026.|b.18c CALIFORNIA ,Ç Lemons .\u2026.doz.19e RIBIER Grapes Ib.25¢ PINK Grapefruit Ige.2 for 15¢ Ugli Fruit .2 for 29¢ NEW Carrots 2 big bchs.15¢ NEW a Beets 2 bchs.15e Ovaltine .lge.98e - med.58e sm~'l 38e N.E eagle res [Err ee ZZ 2 PZ F777 7 77 4 2 LR 7 Uk ddd Large 30 oz.Bottle § S N N N NS N N N N X N N N N N N N N N DRY GINGER ALE a ddd fd A News and Events of Interest to Women \u2018 Reg\u2018d A any RE CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS 4841 Sherbrooke W.Greenhouses: 2175 Belgrave Ave.EL.9595 ER TT OR Rr For All Occasions Rolang Florists S355 Retall Branch: tat Victoria) DE.9898 VALS LL SLI IY LSS IIPLL LS SISILEIY SS SAL) SAILS 7 AAA PAGE FOUR Social and Personals Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C, and Mrs, Merrill spent last week ond at (he Alpine Inn, Sle Murguerite.Miss Vernon Hoss left for New York last night.Mr.und Mrs.Eric Reford have returned from New York.Mrs.A, Heath is leaving (o- morrow hy plane for New York, where she will vigit her daughter, .Miss Babs Jieath, who is n student at the American School of Ballet sirs, W.T.Whitehead and: her son, Mr, Robert Whitehead have roturned from New York Clty.They were accompanied by Mrs.D.E.Spottswood, Mr.and Mrs, KK.G, Mappln have returned from New York where they spent several days, Miss Mary O'Brien entertained at a luncheon on Saturday in honor of Miss Marguerite Snell, whose marriage to Mr.Gerald Terrence Dawson is tuking place I (Charlotte Gowns NEW YORK DRESSES Exclusively Just Arrived From New York! Advance Spring Models $11.75 to $29.50 1353 Greone Ave, nr.Sherbrooke estmount Fl.7773 | on March 21st.Mrs.Harold Guthrlo ontertained at a bridge and tes on Friday and Miss Audrey Monk gave # Lea at the Montreal Badminton and Squash Club.Mrs, C.from Heuback has returned Toronto, where she spent several days with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.Fred Heubuck.Mrs, George B, Mackay and Miss Helen Mackay have returned from New York.Miss Isobel Hulme Is entertain ing (today ut the Montreal Badminton and Squash Club in honor ot Miss Marguerite Snell, Migs Grace Meyer spent week-end at St.Sauveur, last J.M.MacDonald has returned to Truro, N.B,, after bejng the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Louis Brassard, Miss Mary O'Hara spent lms! week-end at St.Sauveur.Dr.and Mrs, O, Handfield have returned home from Miami, Florida, Mrs, Frank W, Callaghan has returned to her home in Toronto, AS 8 LaMountain\u2019s \\ Hand Tailored Lamp Shades Designed and made to order by experts Lamps & Shades Repaired Plateau 5716 E.L.LaMountain & Co.2090 University St.N N N N N N N N N \\ N N N (Just below Sherbrooke) VZ1LLLL LISS ILL SLES SSSI SELL SLL III LL LSE S77 ; We specialize in EXCLUSIVE.Éaster Bonnets Just arrived from New York.The very latest in Spring Styles.; Reasonably Priced.large head sizes.: CLAREMONT MILLINERY 4968 SHERBROOKE WEST ' WA.2178 (3 doors east of Claremont) > Ï One Piece ; Foundation FOR | LARGER ; WOMEN ; Several Basic Types With Various Skirt Lengths in Sizes 36 to 52 Mde.Joel\u2019s i Experienced Fitters whose reputation is widely known \u2014 are capable of altering any foundation garment to your exact measure.ments\u2014adding or removing fabric or elastic to give that su- | preme comfort and line that only an in- diyidually fitted garment brings, All work is done in our own workrooms { by members of our : staff.i } Comfertably Equipped Private Fitting Rooms | Mde.Near Victoria Ave.Westmount JOEL 5 ® ESTABLISHED SINCE 1921 © 4888 SHERBROOKE ST.W.DExter 1850 + mp d aîter being the guest of her sister, Mrs.W, B.Rennick, of Montreai West, for several days.Mrs, Frank Toole, and her son.Barry, are the guests of Mrs, Toole's parents, Mr.and Mrs Vernon Barry, s Paullia.Dono\u2019 \u20ac is leaving on Saturé fois Ottawa, where she will be the guust of Mr.und M.s, L.( enough fo: several days, Miss Mary Munroe, of Ottaw4, wus the week-end guest of Miss Ma.y \u2018iyers.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER Mra.R.T.Keyes has returned : Eff from the Laurentains, where she spent the past week, Mr.and Mrs, F.have returned from Florida, where they speut several weeks.Dr.and Mrs.I.B.Hirshberg are expected home tomorr\u201dw from California, where they spent several weeks.Dance Exhibition The following young ladies wil be featured In the Rialto Dance Academy exhibition to be given on Saturday evening at the suppe: dance being given by the Indepen dent Order of Foresters; Patricia Cale, Anne Wilson, Betty Hukin, Kenneth Girard, Helen McMichael, Marjorie Betts, Lilllan Wilkinson, Shirley Satim, Sheila Grant, May- ford Rintoul, Bronie Byers, Anastasia Valentine, Norma Brooks and Ethel Zurrors, Annual Bridge The annual bridge in aid of the Clildren's Dental Clinics will be held in Victoria hall on Tuesday afternoon, March 26, at three o'clock, under the convenership of Mrs.J, A, Nuiter and Mrs, J.H, Norris.Refreshments will be served by Mrs.Gordon Blair and the committee of the Westmount Women's Club.Members of the Outremont and North End Women's Club will have charge of the miscellaneous table.Members of the Rosemount Women's Club will act as the house committee.Players are requested to bring score pads and cards.PURIM DANCE Addltional subscribers to the ! Temple Emanu-El Purim Dance which takes place on Sat.March 23 at the Mt, Royal Hotel: \u2014 Rabbi and Mrs, Harry J.Stern, Dr.and Mrs.A.Bercovitch, Mr.and Mrs, Arthur Simon, Mr, and Mrs.George Hollinger, Mr and Mrs.Charleg N, Sommer, Mr.and Mrs.Felix Lewis, Mr.and Mrs.Louis Wolfe, Mr.and Mrs, Harry \u2018Wolfe, Mr, and Mrs, Hyman Grover, Mr.and Mrs.Charles A.Goldstein, Mr, and Mrs, Alvin J.Walker, Mr.and Mrs, Gustave G.Gray, Mr, and Mrs, Harry E.Davis, Mr.and Mrs, Arthur S.Jacobs, Mr.and Mrs, 1.Sydney Isa- acs, Mr, and Mrs, A, L.Mallman, Mr, and Mrs, Harold Neumann, Dr.and Mrs.Lyon Bercovitch, Mr.and Mrs, Martin Arnovitz.Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Cooper, Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Marks, Mr.and Mrs.Jack Freedman, Mr.and Mrs.E.T, Garfinkle, Mr.and Mrs.Maurice Garfinkle, Mr, and Mrs.Samuel Paperman, Mr, and Mrs! Colin Spiegel, Mr.and Mrs.I.Reinharz, Mr.and Mrs.Jos.D.Roston, Mr.and Mrs, M.À.Sen- del, Mr.and Mrs, B.Mortiner, Mr.and Mrs, David G.Jassby, Mr.and Mrs, Ernest Pappelbaum, Mr.and Mrs.Leon Pappelbaum, Mr.and Mrs, Mortimer Silverstein, Mr.and Mrs.George Davis, Mr.and Mrs.J, P.Levee.Mr.and Mrs.M.M.Vassall, Mr.and Mrs.Maxwell E, Hochmitz, Nr and Mrs.Samuel Ross, Mr.and Mrs.Joseph I.Blau, Mr.Harry Simon, Mr.and Mrs.H, H.Tower, Mr.and Mrs, Alexander I.Popliger.Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Cooper, Mr.and Mrs.R.B.Kramer, Mr.and Mrs.Ell Greenspoon., Dr.Phineas Rabinoviteh, Mr.S.G.Bercovitch, Mr, Milton Eliasoph, Mr.and Mrs S.Brown, Mr, and Mrs.Jack Gordon.Mr.and Mrs.H.Rosenberg, Mr.and Mrs.Adam Bres- Un, Mr.and Mrs.Maurice A.Schwartz, Dr, and Mrs, J.D.Fleldman, Mr.Samuel Malcoff, Mr.Hyman Singerman, Miss Anna Awerbach, Mr.and Mrs.Maxwell Paperman.Supper Dance The officers and members of the.Independent Order of Foresters, Court Prince Arthur will hold their annual supper dance on Saturday evening in the York Room of the Windsor hotel.The commit\u2018ee in charge are the offi cers of t+ Court and the hostess:3 are companions, Mrs.J.Lintner, Mrs.A, Champ, Mrs.J.Kerr, Mra.O.Jenson, Miss Irene Lawton, Miss Violet Adams, Partial list bt subscribers in- clude: Mr.and Mrs.John W Long, K.C,, Mr and Mrs, A.C.I D.Crowley iv EY 7 4 ; ° 3 vod Some of the smartest costume jewelry at the moment takes the form of birds, bees, trees, frogs, fish, roosters, corn, seed pods and watermelons.But you can also find adorable flower necklaces, earrings, and clips, such as you may have planned.Grant, Mr.and Mrs.A, E, Sinclair, Mr, aud Mrs.F, W.Brown, Mr.and Mrs.J.McElroy, Mr.and Mrs.W.Foirest, Mr.and Mrs, A.J.Whelan, Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Cambridge, Mr, and Mrs, W.God- sell, Mr, and Mrs, J.Fancourt, Mr.E.Hartley, Miss Violet Adams, Miss Irene Lawton, Mr.Geo:ge Waddell, Mr.L.Perry, Mr.Harold McNamara, Mr.C.Boucher, Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Sinclair, Mr.and Mrs.J.E., McGuire, Mr.M.Nevin, Miss H.Sinclair, Mr, and Mrs, F.Himburgh, Mr.and Mrs, John T.Tobin, Mr.aad Mra.Chailes Grant, Mr, and Mrs.P.Aspell, Mr.J.Milligan, Mr.und Mrs.H, Hansen, Mr.and Mrs.B.Menssen, Mr.and Mrs, B.Did- riksen, Misses Lankin, Krogh, Mary Petersen, L.Nielsen, Mr.and Mrs, A.Christiansen, Mr.and Mrs.Ih.Cortsen, Mr.«nd Mrs.D.BE.Jerren, Capt.P, Rasmussen, Miss ° .Lassen, Mr, and Mrs.N.C.Neilsen, Mr.and Mrs.B.Brue- nuig, Mr.and Mrs, Dr, P, Berk- man, Nr.T.Skehill, Mr.H, N>- ville, Mr.F.Borind, Mr.and Mrs.George Manley, Mr.and Mrs.Dr.J.Kerr, Mr.F.Gaboury, Mr.and Mrs.D.Campbell, Mr.and Mrs.D.Tarcaro, Mr, and Mrs.R.Car- mel and Mr, an\u201d Mrs.A, Asselin.Mr.and Mrs.Brodie Snyder, Mr, and Mrs, T.F.MacDonald, Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Schultz, Mr.and Mrs.John P.Neville, Mr.ard Mrs, Charles Faley, Mr.and Mrs.WilHam Bridge, Mrs, W.M.Bridge, Miss Marjorie Henderson, Miss Joan Murphy, Miss Olive Bray, Miss M, Roux, Mr.John McCrann, |.Mr.P.Griffin, Mr.D.Griff{n, Mr.Harold Prevosa, Mr.P.McElroy, Mr.Dick Bell, Miss Pauline Donohue, Mr, Patrick Donohue, Mr, T.O'Toole, Mr.Lloyd Perry, Miss K.O'Brien, Miss Winnifred Brown, Mr.Tim Skehill, Miss Ernestine White, Mr.and Mrs.W.Hunter, Dr, F.Mancuso, Miss M, Dansereau, Mr.and Mrs.P.Citti, Dr, and Mrs.J.J.Ostapavitch, \u2019 Miss E.White, Mr.R.MacDonald.Miss Edna Woodbine, P, J.McElroy, Miss Joan Murphy, John MeCran, Miss Mary Lewis, Richard Bell, Miss Mary Roux, Harold Mr.Harry Foley: |; Prevost, Miss Oliver Bray, Henry Foley, M.and Mrs.John Neville, Mr.and Mrs, Charles Haley, Mr, and Mrs.Wm, Bridge, Mrs.W.Bridge.Miss M.Henderson, Mr.Pat Griffin, Mr.D.Griffin, Mr.and Mrs, A.Raymond, Dr.and Mrs J.Gauthier, Mr.and Mrs.D.A.Laplante, Dr, and Mrs, J.H.Pru- d'homme, Mr.O.Belair, «Mr.and Mrs.\u2018H, Emond, Mr.H.Rochon, Miss A.Plamondon, Mr, P.Donahue, Mr, and Mrs, Rex Peters, Miss W, Brown, Mr.and Mrs.À.Molloy, Mr.Geo.O'Brien, Miss Constance Brown, Miss Geraldine Brown, Mr.and Mrs.Wm, M.Po- lan, Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Murphy.Mr.and Ms.W.Shannon, Mr.and Mrs, J, Hindle, Mr.and Mrs.G.Green.Miss M.Lagasse, all of Valleyfield.IS THE TIME TO REUPHOLSTER! Prices are low, the new styles in fabrics are out, you'll want your home new and bright for spring.Come in today and see the fine fabrics\u2014let us make an estimate on your furniture.You'll be surprised at the new low prices! For FREE Estimates, Phone EL.7933 RELIABLE UPHOLSTERING CO.5779 Sherbrooke West Near Melrose Clocks called for and delivered.4922 Sherbrooke West P.E.DEAN We RR (Successor to C.Guillod) WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRS EL.9890 Near Claremont Ave, \"Women\u2019s Club To Help Salvation Army Drive Westmount Women\u2019s Club will | play an important part in the ; | Salvation Army Service Campaign.\"Under the presidency of Mrs.Harold Mills, who has been named chairman of the Westmount \u201cdivision, six teams have been formed.These teams will cover the district of Westmount, Captains and team members are as follows: : Captain, Mrs.W.F.Worfolk; team: Mrs.R.O, McMurtry, Miss Maude Robertson, Miss Nora Richardson, Mrs.J, E.Ward, Mrs, Reginald F.Ashby, Mrs.B.T.Job, Mrs.Chas, Krause, Mrs.P.R.Wilson, Mrs, R, G.Hamilton, Mrs, \u2018Clare White, Mrs.D.A.Grant, Mrs.S.G.Matthews, Mra.C.A.Smith, Mrs.M.Loucks, Mrs.F.R.Findlay, Mrs.Alastair Fraser, Mrs.H, G.S.Auchmuty, Mrs.W.Snowdon, Mrs.T, A.| Earle, Mrs, D.W.Dickson, | Captain, Mrs, Fred Fraser; team: Mrs.D.O.Hubbell, Mrs.Fred Whittall, Mrs.J, Willett, | Miss Jean Hardie, Mrs.Ronald Robinson,\u201d Mrs.G.A.Gerharty, Miss Florence Sellars, Mrs.| Herbert Dorkin, Miss Sylvia Martin, Captain, Mrs, Douglas Bremner: teams: Mrs, Frank Lindsay, Mrs.Oswald Allan, Mrs.Percy Roberts, Miss M.Norton, Miss Loulse Wilder, Mrs.Geo.Morgan, Mrs.S.Jackson, Mrs, H.Clark, Mrs.W.Moreland, Mrs.Art.Laing, Mrs.P.M.Knowles, Mrs, Rose- vear, Miss Audrey Lamb, Mrs.J.Rowat, Mrs.Will Harrison, Captain, Mrs.R.M.Macaulay; team: Mrs.A.Ruben\u2019s, Mrs, Herb.C.Holland, Mrs, Ian Inglis, Mrs.Frank Rowe, Mrs.A.H.Cadieux, Mrs.John Mulcair, Miss- Sophy Elliott, Mrs.Blackburn, Mrs.D.A.McNiece, Mrs.R.E.Parker, Mrs.Wm.C.Wall, Mrs, F.H.Vass, Mrs.A.J, Brice, Jr, Captain, Mrs.C.W.Clark; team: Mrs.H, E., McKeen, Miss Sheila Fraser, Miss Gladys Scott, Mrs.A.J.Wright, Mrs, W.T.Shields, Mrs.John Shearer, Mrs, C.P.Reaper, Mrs.Gordon Tirrell Blair, Mrs.R.S.Griffith, Mrs.Colin Forrest, Miss A.Smith, Mrs.Mrs.W, M.Hick, Mrs.E.D.Me- C.B, Sewell, Mrs, R.H.Anderson, SPLENDID CHANLE TO VISIT METROPOLIS If you want to see New York at its best and gayest, be there at Easter week end.Mrs.H.B.Pope is arranging a special, all expense five day tour, including all exchange, Radio City Music Hall, N.B.C, Studios, sight seeing, and night club at a reasonable cost.There is also an all expense, personally coñducted party to New York, Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Va, and Washington, by rail, ship and motor coach, There are several lovely sight seeing trips in Virginia and Washington, and the Cherry Blossoms are always a great attraction in the Capitol city.It will be necessary to book at once as little a¢commodation remains available.Lightweight Luggage In Smart New Colors For people who are going south and want to splurge a hit on luggage, there are some new light weight bags in surprising colors.The leather is fine soft cowhide, Callum, Mrs, John T.Rowe, Mrs.C.A.Borrie, Miss Rose Greenway, Mrs.A.S.Ramzay, Mrs.A, D.Paynter, Captain, Mrs.Charles Shearer; team: Mrs.J.S.Kirby, Mrs.W.D.Emslie, Mrs.W, A, Falconer, Mrs.J.L.Smith, Mrs.Robt.D, Forster, Mrs.M, V.Tawse, Mrs.H, A: Christmas, Miss Laura Bin- more, Mrs.McMillan, Mrs.Millar, Mrs.W.C.Morgan, Mrs, A, West, Mrs.W.Ormrod, Mrs.J.C.Lowe, Miss Joan Cox.THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 lin forest green or deep blue (not so dark as navy) trimmed with white, or burgundy-edged with black.The leather is stretched over steel frames rather than over plywood boxes, which makes for lightness.There are a hat box, three sizes of overnight bags, two sizes in pullman \u201ccases and a wardrobe bag.WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS MAKES WRINGER ROLLS BOOTH BROS.REG\u2018D.5774 SHERBROOKE W.Cor.Melrose EL.7379 EASTER HATS Your Hat is the most important part of your Easter costume.Choose yours from our selection of Brims, Veils, Straw Sailors, ete.Moderately Priced.MISS M.BYRNE Milliner 4170 St.Catherine W., FI.2868 (Near Greene Ave.) Send In Spring Coats Now \u2014 Delivered When Required AT NO EXTRA CHARGE\" Fine Non-Gasoline Scientific Cleaning - - - Call ELwood 7308 - - - Miss Brown\u2019s Cleaning Service REG'D.The Only Cleaning and Dyelng Plant in the Province OWNED and OPERATED by a Woman, \u2018Extlüsive \"bik \u201cnot \u201cExpénsive \u201c \u201c5014 SHERBROOKE W°! Do come in Special Offer in New Easter dresses chosen to please you.The newest of silk crepe materials and prints in shades of Aquatint, Whalhaila-blue, Joy-rose, Blue- mist and Navy.Sizes 12 to 20, 36 to 44.Also half sizes.Moderately priced from s§ 95 tv $ and inspect our selection of 95 HAND BAGS Patent and Bengaline combinations, Morocco and Calf, Big, roomy and convenient, smart new styles, nicely fitted.From $2.00 up EASTER in NEW YORK 5 DAY ALL EXPENSE $37°° & FEATURES Including Exchange Reservations and MRS.H.B.POPE 422 Metcalfe Ave.WE.2686 © BOOKINGS MUST BE MADE AT ONCE © EASTER in WASHINGTON 10 Day All Expense.Personall Conducted.Rail, Ship 596-0 & Motor.Including Exchange Particulars From TOBIN TRAVEL BUREAU 1240 Peel St.PL.9613 Just in time for Easter selling! Shop early while selections are complete, FRENCH KID .pair 1.95 and 2.50 FABRIC Special \u2026 KAYSER'S KAY SUEDE pair 1.00 EASTER GLOVES .pair .69 up ORIENT Sizes 6 to 7'%, white.Sizes 32 to 42.From H.ZE 379 Victoria Ave.For Free Estimates Cali RBST UPHOLSTERER Furniture, Draperies, Slip Covers Made to Order and Repairec EL.7980 ° 1219 Greene Avenue (Just above SL Catherine) BLOUSES Short and long sleeves in sheer crepe.Beautiful styling with frilled fronts, jabots, and lace-trimmed to match.Also the ever-popular tailored shirt- maker blouse.In the latest shades in-{__ cluding aqua, rose, heavenly blue, and $2.98 +0 $4.95 4 LADIES WEAR Announces.\u201cAPPLE BLOSSOM\u201d Springtime\u2019s Loveliest New Shade Certain to be the mest popu'ar shade for Easter time.Also featuring the following new shades: Gorgeous, Jolly, Dashing, and Royal Beige.In crepe, 2, 3, and 45 thread chiffon, ®semi- service and service weights from FITZROY 9541 a à hd ddd dd si ht At IE nt eon HC.13 Al CATS rpg EEE a eT ass THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 DR.SOUTHAM 1S NEW HEAD OF INSTITUTE Succeeds Mrs.Wishart at Mackay Institute\u2014Long Experience Dr, Harold D.Southam, assis tant professor of education, Mc- Gill University, has been $named as superintendent-principal of the Mackay Institution.He succeeds Mrs.R.B.Wishart, M.A., the present principal, who is retiring four years of outstanding service from her work in Montreal after \u2018in the Mackay School, A native of London, Ontario, Professor Southam received his early education in Ontario and British Calumbia.Returning fn 1919, after three years\u2019 service in France with the 11th Canadian Field Ambulance, he taught in the elementary and seconcary schools of British Columbia.in 1929, Dr.Southam, graduated in arts from tha University of Toronto and the bia and for the next three years undertook post-graduate studies in education and psychology at the University of Toront and the University of London, England.After obtaining his degree of doctor of pedagogy, Erofessor South- am taught in the Victoria Normal School and in 1934 was appointed to hig present position in McGill University.Dr, Southam has had long and varied experience in teaching and in educational research, has travelled extensively in the United States, Europe and the Far East and has great interest and special training in the education of handicapped children.As a member of the Mackay Board for the past two years Professor Southam has been enabled t opay observational visits to a number of outstanding schools for the deaf in New York, Washington, Maryland and Ontario.These visits, together with others he plans to make in Canada and the United States this spring, further qualify him for his work in this special and rapidly developing field of education.Not a Museum Piece \u2019 \u201cI'd give $10 for a little tin whistle.\u201d i \u201cAre they so scarce now?\u201d \u201cNo, but this one I'm thinking of belongs to the boy downstairs.\u201d , { IN GEORGIANTICS EVA WATT Well-known Westmount performer, who is taking an important part in \u2018\u2018Georgiantic \u201840, the production of the Sir George Williams College presented tomorrow and Saturday nights at the Community Hall.Drop Cakes 1 cup white sugar, 34 cup shortening, 2 eggs, % cup water, 1% cup flour, pinch of salt, 1 teaspoon vanilla.Mix all together, divide the batter into one half, add 1 tablespoon molasses, 1 tea: spoon cinnamon, % teaspoon cloves, % teaspoon nutmeg.Bake in muffin tins, first drop dark batter, then the white on top, put fec- ing on them if desired.Costa Rico shipped over 2,000- 000 bunches of bananas to other countries last year, production of all kinds.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER \u201cCARRY ON!\" \u2014WATCHWORD ON HOME FRONT Guns and grain, metal, meat and machinery, agriculture and air- craft\u2014Canada is \u2018carrying \u2018on\u2019 at home with a gigantic up-swing in War effort is readily recognized as three young airmen- study a reconnaissance map (upper right) and as Major-General McNaughton, commanding the First Division, C.A.S.F., discusses operations with Lieut.-Col.Lee, Camp Commandment, C.N.E.Barracks, Toronto.But behind the scenes, the blast furnace and forge call the expert metal workers to the colours (centre) and armed only with a dinner pail, Canada\u2019s army of workers march to win this war through their power to produce (upper left).The CBC Feature Production staff, three of whom are shown lower left, including Samuel Hersenhoren, musical director, Harold Symes, sound effects operator, and J.Frank Willis, producer, will give Canadian listeners, each waek, a glimpse behind the scenes, of Canada\u2019s great war effort on the home front.CBC Mobile Units will visit munition plants and granaries, machine gun factories, abattoirs and shipping depots, The CBC Feature Department is working in close co-operation with the office of the Director of the Department of Public Information to bring to National Network audiences each Sunday evening, an up- to-the-minute survey of Canada\u2019s war effort in all its aspects.Reweaving Of Rugs Is | Depression -Bom Industery There's an old saying to the effect that it's an ill wind that blows nobody some good.Much has been written in-the past few years of the evils of the late lamented depression.It seems to us that none of these writers have paused to think of the many new industries that have sprung from the roots of an enforced need for economy, A rapidly growing youngster born of the depression is the new industry of rug reweaving.To many of us who had never heard of-such a business, the fact that new rugs are being made from old ones wag startling news.The an swer to how this was possible was revealed to us upon our visit to a modern rug reweaving factory.One surprise after another greeted us, Here we found the latest in scientific equipment reclaiming wool from apparently useless old carpets, To those, who, like ourselves, have always thought of rewoven rugs as a makeshift affair this new process is a revelation.We were treated to the sight of reclaimed wool from all kinds of old carpets being washed, staril- ized, bleached and finally re-dyed.Unfortunateiy, lack of space forbids a detailed description of each step in the transformation of old rugs into new.However, we found the dye-rooms to be one of the most interesting and Important stages of all, Here the wool is dyed to any shade In the raln- bow.Those dyes, being what are technically known as \u201cstock dyes\u201d, are sun-fast, The looms, to which are fed {he spun yarn, are the final step in this amazing plant, On these looms are woven beautifully reversible and scemless Brondioom rugs, which can be made in any size, no matter how unusual, In the sample room wo examined the finished product, Remembering the shabby, worn materials ut the first stage of the process, it was a revelation to see these thick-plled, durable rugs.Solid colours of every hue, smart modern patterns \u2014 rugs Lo satisfy the most fustidlous taste, and all at a price a good .den} less than one would expect to pay for an ordinary domestic carpet.Thanking our guide for a most instructive afternoon we left with How, PAGE FIVE RECITAL TO BE GIVEN BY THE MASONIC CZ9R Will be Heard at Victoria Hall on April 3\u2014Unique Organization DOROTHY SPROULE n An important event in None treal's musical calendar Is the ane nual concert of the Montreal Mase onle Choir which, this year, will to given in Victoria Hall, Weste mount, on April 3, at 8:30 p.m.Foundud three years ago, this anique organization of seventy.two men, under the direction of Walter Clapperton, Hon, A.R.C.AL has already earned an enviable reputation for the quality and variety of {ts programs.Rehearsals have beon in progress for some time and many now numbers have Well known postess who has just received the gold medal awarded in the poatry competition held by the National Poetry Centre, World's Fair, New York City, for the best poem from Canada.This poem will be on exhibition among those from every State in the been added to its repertoire.National Poetry Centre, Radio Comforming to its usual prac- City, Rocketoller Contre, New tice, the choir will present as guost artist un outstanding figure in concort und radio circles, Mies Frances James, soprano, a Mont- ronl girl who has made a rapid ascent to the top of her profession nnd whoso career has been followed with interest by her many frionds, Miss James had the distinction of appearing before Their Mnjestios, The King and Queen during their visit to Canada last your and will sing some of the songs with which Hor Majesty, Tho Queen, was so Dleused, Advance tickots may Le obtaln- od shortly, from any member of the choir, ull souts being reserved.! York City.War Cake 1 cup yellow sugar, 44 cup lard, 1 cup sour milk or buttormilk, 1 teaspoon of vanilla, 1 tenspoou baking soda, 1 tonspoon of cinnamon, l teaspoon cloves, 1 lon- spoon of nutmeg, 1 teaspoon of baking powdor, 2 cups of Royal Household flour, 1 cup of raisins, 1 cup shelled walnuts, Cream sugar and lard and mix all well.Place in over 350 degrees baking 25 to 30 minutes with top turned off and bottom Oatmeal Rocks 1 cup white sugar, 1 eup bulter or lard, 1 cup sour mille, 3 cups standard ontmenl, 2 cups flour, À cup raisins, 1 cup waluuts chon- ped.1 tonspoon soda, Mix st! dough and drop on a buttered cookie sheet by teaspoon.Nut and Date Bars 3 tablespoons butter, 1 cup fruit sugar, 3 oggs, 1 cup chopped walnuts, 1 1b, chopped dates, 1% toaspoon vanilla, 1 cup flour, 1 teaspoon Magic baking powder.34 teaspoon salt.Cream butler and sugar, add egg yolks one nt a time Leating belweon the addition of ench yolk, add choppetl walnuts and dates, then the flour, CROSSWORD SOLUTION snlt and haking powder whieh have been s\u2019'fted together once.Lastly fold in the stiffly Donten whites of egga and vanilln.Bake in greased shallow pan, Cut In bars and roll in fruit spgar, PlRlE SOAR the firm resolve that that shabby rug on our living-room floor would soon fake its lust journey to the rejuvenating plant of a modern rug reweaving fuclory.A Liberal Message a Prime Minister and a Government for Canada at War.Stevens and , , ?| to CONSERVATIVES of St.Antoine - Westmount Constituency ® You are not merely electing a Member for St.Antoine-Westmount, you are electing ® You have the choice between Mackenzie King, Lapointe and Ralston - or Manion, ® The \u201cConservative\u201d Party of today is not the Conservative Party of other years with a forthright policy and a definite identity.Dr.Manion has sectionalized its policy; scuttled its time-honoured name.Duplessis henchmen.and Disunion today.® Dr.Manion\u2019s organizers for Quebec are none other than defeated and discredited ® Your votes defeated Duplessis and Disunion last October: they can defeat Manion A Vote for ABBOTT is a vote against Manion and Mystery A Vote for ABBOTT isa vote for KING and UNITY # DOUGLAS C.ABBOTT, K.C.i 4 Douglas Abbott was horn in Lennox- ville, Quebec, In 1899 and was educated nt Bishops College and MeGII University, Me has lived in St, Antoine.Westmount Constituency for the past fifteen years, At the age of sixteen he wan serving with a Canadian Field Battery, He served with this unit during 1956 and 1017 and until May 1918, when lie was conmmis- sioned in the Royal Air Force.Following this honourable service in the Army and the Air Force, he graduated in Jaw at MceGHI and was admitted to the Bar, Me then returned to France fur poste graduate work at a French university.Since his return from France, he has been practising law in Montreal and la now an King's Counsel, He ham been honoured by his fellow citikens with many private appointments Chat indicate their confidence and the measure of their respect, At the present time he Is Vice President of The Canadian Club, a meme her of the Council of The Montreal Ioard of Trade, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the McGill Graduntes\u2019 Ene dowment Fund, and holds other posts of a similar nature, Douglas Abbott is married and is the father of three children.He attends a Westmount church; hin chil.lren nre being educated in Westmount schools, FIRE tm J rt pe PAGE SIX x She Interesting T'alk given by Sir G.Campbell at Club \u201cJt has been noticed with interest und amusement that Hit ler recently said that Germany intended to right until, what he is pleased lo call the British stanglehold, on trade und commerce of the world Is broken\u2019, Sir Gerald Campbell, High Commissioner for the United Kingdom in Canada told members of the Westmount Women's Club at the Charter day juncheon held on Friday afternoon in the Windsor Hotel.German Methods The speaker continued saying, \u201cOne would not wish normally to question Herr Hitler's peculiar fitness for deciding what exactly u stranglehold means.He Is, for instance, at the present moment engaged In endeavouring to put RADIO REPAIRS Done by Experts All Work Guaranteed TUBES FOR ALL MAKES BOOTH BROS.REG'D.5774 SHERBROOKL W.Cor, Melrose EL.7379 L.THOMSON BERNIER DOLL & TOY HOSPITAL Dolls hair dressed, curled\u201d and made like new.2027 Metcalfe St.LA.0648 what might fairly be described as a stranglehold op sea borne commerce reaching the British Isles.He has his own methods of tryiug to flo this, and they are Indeed the methods of the common criminal and murderer who gets hanged at last.The torpedoing of unarmed and in many cases veutral ghips without warning many miles from land, the mu- chine gunning from the air of women and children in open boats and of the lightship men whose tash It is to keep the seas open and safe for all who come, are fair samples of this sort of daily work.\u201d Hitler's Strangichold \u201cI might add In passing that Herp Hitler is an adept at putting a stranglehold on the right of his own people to think, live and worship as they see fil; on the right of the peuples whom he has conquered to a treatment at lenst equal to that normally enJoyed by animals: and on the right of his nelghbours to enjoy that meu- sure of gecurity which comes from the knowledge that he would keep bis engagements With them.We can all agree therefore that when Herr Hitler uses the word \u2018\u2018stranglehold' be ought to have some Idea of what It means in practice.Hampered Trade But when ho talks about a British stranglehold on world trade, J very much fear that Herr Hitler finds himse)f hampered by the fact it is so long since he hus trade with or from his own country that Me no longer recugulses it when he soes (t elsewhere.Lie has not made it altogether clear whether ho is speaking of peace it is peace time trade, Herr Hitler successful attempts (not least with our great friend and neighbour the United States) which we WINIFRED'S Ready Made - {At Victoria) HOUSE OF GOWNS Made To Measure : EL.1815 4832 SHERBROOKE WEST himselt allowed the free flow of | time trade or war time trade.If | has not only no iden of the many |._ CHOCOLATES - BON-BONS FINEST QUALITY \u2014 ALWAYS FRESH : Special Assortment of EASTER NOVELTIES including EGGS, BUNNIES, LAMBS, FISH, etc.4909 SHERBROOKE WEST (pear, C'aremont) A Complete Assortment of Home-Made, Miniature EL.4877 FREE DELIVERY sive skin beauty treatment 1s 3 glasses of milk per day! Milk is ;up skin blemishes.lt also posses- ha the proteins, carbohydrates, {minerals and vitamins the human necessary radiant health! shave enjoyed Borden's Milk for ymany years.They have come to Fr DIN - } Ë ¢ \u2018The simplest and most inexpen- .tich in calcium, helpful in clearing - \u2018body must have\u2014every element | to bring glowing, | i Thousands of Montreal families \u2018 + : «2 | CREAM « BUTTER EGGS » CHOCOLATE MILK » CREAM CHEESE Beauty \\ MILK | BOTTLE / \u2026 rely on its unvarying high quality, its full cream taste and its absolute purity.; Select the milk you prefer from these popular Borden -vatièties \u2014 all pasteurized: ERSEY MILK ELECTED MILK HOMOGENIZED MILK FULL CREAM MILK Arrenge for the Berden driver te, call at bome larly, Coll hank iron larly have made to lower the world's tariff barriers and to promote a freer interchange of the commo- ditles und services which we ail need; he has, alas! forgotten the many well-meaning, though per- baps in the light of after events imprudent or iujudiclous, attemps to get him to join fn, and eveu in the past to lend his people money tu enable them to play their part, 1f 1t is war time trade of which Herr Hitler speaks, ! ask you tu consider who is doing its best to strangle world trade: the country which torpedoes unarmed neutral ships on sight, or the country which protects them by armed convoy froin these new perils of the sea, the submarine, the aeroplane and the magnetic mine?\u201d Hitler's Fault In concluding his remarks the speaker sald that he had no hesitation whatever in saying that if it were not for that Herr Hitler has done and is doing there would be many more ghips sailing the seas at this minute than there are to-day: and that, it it were not for what the British Navy and its Allies are doing, there would be \u2018many, many fewer than there are \u2018now, Introduced by Mayor Walter Merrill, K.C., the speaker was \u2018thanked by C.Gordon Hyde, K.C., MLA, Mrs, Harold Mills presided and offered \u2018congratulations to Mrs.{Dorothy Sproule, a member of the club, who was recently awarded 'a gold medal by the New York World's Fair.Mrs, T.de G.Stew- ,art, founder of the club was also present.\u201c M.J.Stevenson, accompanied by Mrs.Colin Forrest was the guest soloist.Following the luncheon a bridge was held under the convener- \u2018ship ot Mrs, R.BE.Parker.Flowers \u2018from the head table were sent to Mrs.J.Stott, Mrs.Stewart and \u2018Mrs.Spencer, all members of the club, who are fll, Additional Subscribers Additional subscribers to the Westmount Women's Club Char ,ter Day luncheon, held held last Friday in the Windsor hotel included: .Mrs, David Amory, Mrs.R.E.'ogan, Mrs.Doug.Bremner, Mrs.I.D.Lindsay, Mrs.D.W.Itey- nolds, Mrs: J.Jackson, Mrs.John Kearney, Mrs.D.Walsh, Mrs.A .D.Emory, Mrs.F.D.Millar, Mrs.W.W.Rathie, Mrs, Malcolm Campbell, Mrs.J.8.Cameron, Mrs.R.Mitchell, Mrs.J.J.Clou- \u201ctier, Mra.A, S.Matthews,\u201d Mrs.J.J.Cormack, Mrs.J.D.Kellock, Mrs, W.M.Goedecke, Mrs.Donald Smith.: Mrs.Geo.W.Elliott, Miss Janet Cormack, Miss Jean Decatur.Miss Claire Cann, Miss Jean Me- Iver, Mrs.Geo.LeRiche, Mra, D\u2019- Arcy; Mrs, H.Trott, Mrs.H, Dav- \u2018idson, Mrs.E, 13.Robinson, Mrs T.P.Henry, Mrs.H.Cormier, Mrs.Walter C.Adams, Mrs.C.D.Tweedie, Mrs.E.W, Williams, Mrs, Lorne \u2018 Eaton, - Miss Carrie Bigger, Mrs.Bigger, Mrs.J.Lar- kins, Mrs.J.Beattie.Mrs.R.Rulckbie, Mrs.G.Wakeman, Mrs, Jack Hoppes, Mrs, \u2018B.C.Gauden, Mrs.Percy French, Mrs.V.V.Henderson, Mrs.Dent Harrison, Mrs.A.S.Swan, Mrs.G.E.W.Harrison, Mrs, Dent Harrison Jr., Mrs.E.P, Roberts.I.DeSavoye, Mrs.John P.Christmas, Mrs.H.A.Christmas, Mrs.John Soy, Mrs, John Tnglis, Mrs.Geo.Kydd, Mrs.E E.Bliton, Mrs.G.H.Kingan.Mrs.Rdward Ward.Mrs.Tardiff, Mrs.W.J.Templeton, Cherry Sauce \u2018 Cook 1 cup sugar.1 cup of cherry juice.1 tablespoon of flour and 1 cup of water 1 minute.Add 1, tablespoon hutter.> NTS.Node.Mrs.Hill.Norris, Mrs.A.[° * du ~ Lat ET A ws Safeguard the health of your family against the danger of food spoilage.Call an electric refrigeration expert to your home at the first sign of improper re- trigeration.Phone WE 6676 We service and sell domestic refrigerators, apartment house equipment and meat and grocery store plants.FREE ESTIMATES McPARLAND Refrigeration Reg\u2019d.Licensed Contractors 4 Hillside Avenue Westmount THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER Way to gelatin, St.Patrick was a friend'y saint.Better celebrate his birthday with a bridge luncheon.Try this menu: Cream of watercress in cups, broiled spring chicken, creamed new potatoes with parsley, asparagus with drawn butter, rolls and mint grapefruit ice.CREAM OF WATERCRESS One bunch fresh and perfect watercress, 4 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons flour, Y2 teaspoon salt, pepper to taste, | teaspoon minced AN A WELL BALANCED MENU BREAKFAST: Orange juice, hot cereal, ham and eggs, toast, coffee, milk.LUNCHEON: Cream of watercress soup, toasted rolls, crisp bacon, applesauce cake, tea, milk.DINNER: Corned beef and cabbage, boiled potatoes, English mustard, carrot sticks, mint grapefruit ice, coffee, milk.; x onion, 2 cups milk, 2 teaspoons lemon juice.Chop watercress.Cook five minutes in half the butter.Melt re- Club Reports Given At General Meeting At a recent general meeting of the Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of Westmount Mrs, Edward Kennedy reported that 113 articles of sewing had been completed, Mrs.J.M.Crory, in her report, stated that 16 pair of socks, seven caps, one pair of glove, and 6 wristlets had been completed by the knitting group.Another report given at the meeting, which was held under the chairmanship of the vice- president, Mrs.J.T.Rogers, ho took the chair in the absence of the president, Mrs, A.A.Pare.was the social welfare report presented by Mrs, T.P.Shanahan which showed excellent progress in that field.It was pointed out that on the \u201cAthletic Night\u201d sponsored by the Parents\u2019 Association of Ascension Parish, the club donated $50 for prizes, cups and shields, aud on the same night the Mother's Club presented 12 pairs of blankets as equipment for the hockey and rugby teams of St.Leo's Acaflemy.The 3rd Military Division, Royal Canadian Corps, St.Antoine street, Was given a donation, of magazines, books, cigarettes, and a chesterfield set was also reupholstered for theif quarters by & club committee under the con- venership of Mrs.William Boyd.Christmas parties for students ot St.Paul's and St.Leo\u2019s Academy were organized by the club.and since \u2018that time a sKating party has been held for junior boys and girls.À one minute silence was observed at the meeting in tribute to the late Lord Tweedsmuir and Rev, Father Hector Daly.S.J.spoke on \u201cCatholic Youth in Modern Times.\u201d Tea was served by the reception committee under the conven- arship of Mrs.William Boyd and Mrs, James Fox.The music was turnished by the .school's Glee Club and Band, which is also sponsored by the Mother's Club under the direction of Mrs.Joseph Shea.A nominating committee will be appointed at the April genera! meeting with elections scheduled for May.Cherry Pie Filling 1 can sweet cherries.3 table- making pastry, bake for 30 min- Lutes at 350 degrees F.T \\ cream, egg whites and pistachio nuts.Hower-faced colleens are place favors for your bridge luncheon.a Man's Heart » * Patrick's Day Luncheon - Green Cream of Watercress Delicate, green and tender \u2014 a shamrock mold of whipped lime Green hats and maining butter in a double boiler.Stir in flour until smooth, add salt and pepper.Add onion, then slcw- ly stir in milk.Blend thoroughly and cook over boiling water untii slightly thickened, stirring constantly.Add watercress and butter mixture.Cook for five minutes, covered.Add lemon juice and serve very hot.MINT GRAPEFRUIT ICE (Serves 4) One teaspoon unflavored gelatin, 2Vs cups grapefruit juice, V2 cup water, 2-3 cup sugar, peppermint flavoring, green vegetable coloring.Soften the gelatin in Va cup of grapefruit juice.Combine water and sugar; stir over low heat until sugar is dissolved.Add softened gelatin; stir until dissolved.Combine with grapefruit juice.Add a few drops of peppermint flavoring and green vegetable coloring to make a delicate green.Pour into tray of automatic refrigerator, set the cold control at the coldest point, and freeze until firm.To serve, pile into grapefruit shells or tall stemmed glasses, Local Club Women To Make Radio Addresses Mrs.W.F.Worfolk, Co- Chairman of Westmount Women\u2019s Club Red Cross and War Work Committee and a Captain in Westmount Division of the Salvation Army War Service Campaign, will speak over CBM Tomorrow at 6.15 p.m.in behalf of the drive for funds to carry on the Salvation Army\u2019s work amoung the Allied Forces.Mrs.Harold Mills, Chairman for the campaign in Westmount, will speak over the same station at the same hour on Monday.\"SALON ROBERTSON\u2019 1502 St.Catherine St, West (opposite York Theatre) OIL PERMANENTS Machine or Machineless $2.00 $3.50 $5.00 MORNING SPECIALS Hair Cut, Shampoos, Finger Wave, Rinses for Various Hair, Manicure, Eyebrow Arch 7 a \u201cFor 1.00 3 \u2018For 1.00 Phone Fltzroy 4852 Smart Spring Models for EASTER LOVELY STRAWS and PASTEL FELTS in all the Latest Styles Your Inspection is Cordially Invited Swiflower at Shop ® MISS CORBEIL ® 5464 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2018spoons quic ktapioca, mix togeth- | er in A bowl and let stand while : near Prud'homme DE.2076 ICINGS Pumpkin Filling 4 eggs, 6 cups pumpkin, 3 cups brown sugar, 15 teaspoon cinnamon, Y2 teaspoon ginger, 2 little nutinegs, 114 quarts of milk.Dessert Sauce Take 1 banana, white of 1 egg.beat them still stiff.The banana will dissolve and puff and may be used on desserts instead of whipped cream.Add sugar and flavor desired.Illustrated Lecture Given at Women\u2019s Club Hostesses for the meeting of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of Shaar Hashomayim which took place at the Synagogue, yesterday at 2.45 o'clock, were Mesdames H.Bat- shaw, D.Ballon, Chas.Blumer, M.Browman, Harry Bronfman.A.Bacal, B.Lefcourt, M.Sloves, H.Ein, M.Finestone, J.Golden- berg, and Miss Rose Matts.In charge of hospitality are Mesdames L.K.Freedman S.H, Feldman and R.Cabot.Mr.Ernst Neumann gave an illustrated lecture on \u201cHow to Look at Pictures.\u201d Mrs, Edward Solomon president, was in the chair.The President and Board of the Auxiliary will be \u2018At Home\u201d to members and friends of the Congregation on Saturday, March 23, in celebration of the Purim Festival, St.Stephen\u2019s W.A.T.Hold Last Lenten Tea St.Stephen's Women's Association will hold their last Lenten tea anc home-cooking sale on Saturday in the Parish Hall, Weredale Park, Westmount.This will be a St.Patrick's tea.The Senior W.A.are in charge of both the tea and home cooking sale.Mrs.W.E.Jones 1s tea convener and Mrs.C.H.Larner will be in charge of the home-cooking table.Tea will be served from 4 to 6 o'cloek and the home-cooking sale will be from 2.30 to 6 p.m.The Swop Shop WANTS DESK TRAYS CHAIRS FIRE BASKET BOOK SHELVES SERVICE PLATES VACUUM CLEANER Exchange Them for Something You Need 384 Victoria Ave.(Just below Sherbrooke) ELwood 2230 .than 265 articles of sewing was Club Members Active | In War Work Duties The Westmount Women's Club War Work Committee under the Chairmanship of Mrs.W.F.Wor- folk, is working full time every Wednesday at Victoria Hall, At a recent meeting, the ladies packed a large hamper containing more than two hundred and fifty garments and other comforts for Finnish refugee children; another large hamper of wollen comforts tor shipment to H.M.S.Coventry: 44 wollen articles for Westmount Red Cross and several parcels of comforts for local Regiments in khaki.In addition to the above, the ladies, at each meeting, cooperating with the Westmount soldiers with warm and comfortable \u2018\u2018woolies\u2019 and bave raised \u201cY\u201d, have outfitted a number of theatrical! equipment for various regiments going overseas.Lunch is provided for those workers who come in the forenoon to sew and knit, and each afternoon tea is served at five o'clock.Mrs, Harold Mills and Mrs.Herbert C, Holland are daily in receipt of letters from the Boys, thanking the Club for gifts which are so much appreciated.Mrs.C.B.Sewell is in charge of the sewing; her workers are turning out a large quantity of work weekly; last week more handed in to the Westmount Branch of the Canadian Red Cross THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 Age Li FINANCES HIT Government finances of Ecuador have been hit seriously by the European war.Society.LADIES\" CLOTHES Far Superior Yet Less Expensive Than Ready Made © COATS \u2014 de to your order in the latest fabrics.SUITS \u2014 tailored in the latest modes and materials.DRESSES designed to your individuality.CAPES which are the leading fashion in Paris today.A Call Will Convince You! personal Personal treatment of your neeas that feature FASHIONABLE INDIVIDUALITY as expressed by BRUKER -r:co.1466 Crescent St.PL.4088 Montreal Catherine St.W.) 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LL dd ddd a 2% Pe HEADLINES Rumours came fast in European capitals last week.The unexpected commencement of Russo-Finnish negotiations, and Herr Von Ribbentrop\u2019s sudden visit to Rome led to many surmises.Why did Russia, with the Finns seemingly on the run, sue for peace?With the advent of Prime Minister's Chamberlain\u2019s speech before the House of Commons on Monday, the situation became clearer.Russia\u2019s terms being too severe, Britain had refused to transmit them to the Helsinki Government, and instead had notified Finland that on request the Allies would go to their ald with all their might.For long Russia had been fear-* ing substantial aid to their enemy from the outside world; the tinal blow had now been struck.It was the threat of allied intervention that forced Russia to redouble her efforts against the Finns, Thanks to the latter's gallant defense of Vipurii, their military attempt had failed.They had to conclude a peace, or face possible war with the allies.The British announcement merely made their peace plans more imperative.18 ¥ * \" Why however did Finland accept these terms transmitted to them by the Swedish consul, terms which Britain and France had\" considered to harsh, too menacing.to Finnish independence?Two explanations went the rounds last week.Some said (hat Finland in a desperate attempt to arouse British and French declarations of support was staking all on a peace move, whilst others held that all but beaten to the ground.were strictly correct, but both had out, and falling like flies before the Russian onslaughts, Finland welcome with open arms this peace overture.Neither of the two were strictly correct, but both had some vestige of truth in them, Though her defence was cracking, Finland was determined to fight on until her independence was assured.Yet if Helsinki considered that there was any possibility of a just peace, she was not prepared to throw it overboard merely to satisfy the tactical considerations of the Allies.And Finland had good reason, last week, to hope for a favorable perce, In the first place with the threat of a British and French invasion of Scandanavia, the Germans would be only too glad to bring about peace.Secondly, Germany was in desperate need of ofl to launch the promised Spring Offensive on land and in the air.Nor could it be thought that the Russians with the prospect of British and French troops in the lines against them could in any way have deserved a continuance of this campaign, So all things considered the Finns had a mighty good chance of obtaining the terms they wanted.* * % Berlin nevertheless was taking no chances.Desiring a free band to act in Scandanavia should Britain and France endanger her iron-ore supplies in Sweden, the Nazis despatched Von Ribbentrop to Rome, to see the Pope, and Mussolini.It was however the interview with the Papacy that was most important.Germany wanted to assure herself that should she act in the North (and aence beco- nie Russia's ally) the ltalian Government would not break their ugreements with Berlin not to enter the war on the side of the allies: In return for promising investigation of the position of Ca tholics in Germany and her occu pled territories, Von Ribbentrop may well have asked His Holiness not to influence unduly the Ita- llan Government to break off relations with a government associated to the Church's greatest enne- my, the USSR.The sudden return of the Ger man Envoy from Rome seemed to indicate that Mussolini at leatst had agreed to Herr Hitler's plans.For it was obviously to the talian advantage to emboil the allies and Russia in a Northern campaign from Scandinavia to the Balkans, and thus distract attention from her beloved Balkans.If ever a Balkan state were to be embroiled in war with Russia, Italy's neutrality would be theatened.Just as Britain\u2019s frontier is the River Rhine, 50 too in this war and Ita- 1y's, boundaries those of the country's bordering on the USSR.And so the whole world awaited the outcome of the Finnish negotiations which in one instant might shift the scene of conflict knows what will happen, but come ; might force Italian and: which other countries to the enter the war.This was the spark that might set.the whole world on fire in earnest, As we write, who knows what will happen, but BRING RESULTS.FLATS JX, \"EXAMINER\" WANT-ADS T0 LET \u201c APARTMENTS HOUSES .oo Ciscoe I LANDLORDS \u2014-LET AN \u201cEXAMINER\u201d WANT-AD HELP YOU FIND A TENANT TELEPHONE WA.2773- Ask for Miss Adtaker \u2014 State what you have to let and ! \u201cExaminer\u201d Want Ads will help to solvé your problem.| 20 words for 35¢ ONE CENT FOR EACH ADDITIONAL WORD Nat Holman has often been called the greatest and most colorful figure basketball has known, No one devoted more time to basketball and gotten more out of it than Holman, College of the City of New York's head coach and assistant professor of Hygiene and Physical Education, _ Holman brought first class basketball to the big cities by originating a type of game that could be | played best on the small courts of congested areas.For 25 years he has been the model and idol of a good share of the basket-shooting youngsters of Manhattan and elsewhere.Holman played basketball all day as a boy.His mother had to go out and round him up at meal time.Result was the Holman system patterned .after that of the Original Celtics with.the premise on possession through short passing, Holman early learned that the close work required to offset the advantages of bigger players demanded skillful ball handling.+~ ~ Coffee Cake .1.cup milk, 1 tablespoon sugar, 2 teaspoons baker's yeast, 31% cups flour, 2 eggs, 114 teaspoons salt, 4 tablespoons butter, 1-3 cup brown sugar, % cup rolled cracker crumbs, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, chopped nute, candied cherries.Method: Heat, milk to scalding point, add 1 tablespoon eugar and cool to lukewarm, crumble in yeast and let stand till dissolved; mix in 1% cups flour, beat till very smooth, cover and let rise in a warm place until very light and full of bubbles.Cream short- tening, blend in sugar and beat.Then add the eggs; add this to yeast mixture and combine well.Sift in 1 cup flour with galt, work in additional flour, 1 cup, to make a soft dough and not sticky.Knead well, place in a bowl in a warm place to raise double the amount.Cream butter and mix in crumbs and sugar, add spice.Then roll out dough to a rectangle, spread with butter and sugar and crumbs and spice, Roll up like a jelly roll, Then let it raise again.Then bake, Banana Layer Cake 2 cups sifted cake flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 1 teaspoon soda, 1% teaspoon salt, 14 cup butter or other shortening, 1% cups sugar, 1 egg and 1 egg yolk well beaten, 1 cup mashed bananas, % cup sour milk or buttermilk, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1% cup coarsely broken walnut meats.Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder, soda, and salt, and sift together three times.Cream butter thoroughly, add sugar gradually, and cream together until light and fluffy.Add eggs and beat well; then add bananas and walnut meats.Add flour to creamed mixture alternately with milk, & small amount at a time, beating after each addition until smooth.Add vanilla.Bake in two greased, 9-inch layer pans in moderate oven for 25 minutes or until done.Cool.Just before serving spread whipped cream and sliced bananas between layers and on top of cake.come what may, one point will re Main certain, Finland will not turn down any acceptable offer to satisfy any power om earth.Thus the world rolls on.° et AT N { LS hE AN NN x DIRECTED ATHLETICS While Holman always is Identified with basketball, he was an all-scho- lastic goalie in soccer and once was offered a baseball contract by the Cincinnati Reds.He was a corking infielder and pitched well, but he wasn\u2019t interested in professional diamond activities.He was getting $14,000 a season from the Celtics, coaching City College, running a boys\u2019 camp in the summer, and writing \u2018Scientific Basketball.\u201d! Holman, now 43, became coach of City College in 1918 after taking a course at the Savage School of Physical Education.He -was athletic director of the Few men stand out in their fields as Nat Holman does in basketball\u2014America\u2019s No.1 winter sport.Naval Training Base in Brooklyn during the World War.He was director of the Department of Physical Education of New York's 92nd Street Young Men's Hebrew Asso- ciation\u2014the largest of its kind in the nation\u2014for eight years.Far 20 years he has been director of Camp Scatico for Boys and Girls at Elizaville, N.Y.Holman wrote \u201cWinning Basketball\u2018 and is now finishing a third book on the game which is as yet untitled.Two motion pictures have been made on the Holman type of play.Holman played professionally until 1933, touring with the\" Original Celtics for eight years, Frank BE.Gannett, Rochester, N.Y., publisher and candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, charged at a political «rally recently \u2018the New Denl has {been a complete failure\u201d and \u2018offered à 17-point program which the sald would \u201cbring substantial recovery in six months.\u201d .\u201cThe dictators of Europe rose to power because of unbearable toaconomie conditions,\u201d Mr.Gan- Inett said.\u201cAfter seven years of \u2018spending and spending, taxing \u2018and taxing, plling up the greatest deficit In all history, the New «Deal offers no hope of any improvement.\u201d | The published for the first ttime offered what he termed hls complete program: 1.Solve the unemployment problem and glvo every willing (worker a job at a fair wage, | 2.Restore to the farmer his ; 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; 5307 Sherbrooke West | Dellveries from 8 a.m.to 11 p.m.those who THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER s NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD y THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 \u2014 qe \u2014e THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS \u201cRULERS OF THE SEA\u201d Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., and Margaret Lockwood play two sea- minded sweethearts whose hearts beat with the waves of the Atlantic, in \u2018\u2019Rulers of the Sea, Fronk Lloyd's super- production dealing with the first transatlantic steamships, which is now playing at the West- mount United Theatre until Saturday.Little Theatre Players Will Appear On Saturday The \u2018Little Players of the Alr\u201d will present their annual St, Patrick's show at the Snowdon Theatre on Saturday morning.Rehearsals for this event?have boen in progress for weeks, and Miss Molra Sheehy, and her talented troupe have doubled their efforts so as to make thls production the outstanding one of the year, The \u201cLittle Players\u2019 will offer \u201cBits of Blarney,\u201d an all Irish musical comedy, in which will be featured 25 of the sprightilest Irish lads \u2018and lasses that ever danced an Irish jig, or hummed a lilting Irish tune.As an added attraction Miss Moira Shechy will present The Little Players in a two act play entitled \u201cWhen The Boys Come Marching Home\", The play portrays the joys and sorrows of Little May, whose Daddy has joined the colours and is as she says.\u2018a great big soldier Man\u201d, There will also be midget Boxing Bouts by two popular young stars of the future.Those taking, part in the production are.Eddie Kirwan, Ca- thorine Parker, Red Sheehan, Patsy May Morrice, Ella Leahy, Ronnle Morin, Jimmy Dammant, Billy Long, Lorna Blanchhl, Tommy Donnachy, Danny Bradley, John and Fracis McLaughlin, NOWDON THEATR p\u2014 6223 DECARIE BLVD.WALNUT 5717 seme pep =.SHOW FOR .Saturday, March 16, at 10:15 AM.\u2018 i \" , The Little Players of the Air in \"BITS OF BLARNEY \" .: An All Irish Musical Revue co ADDED ATTRACTION: When The Boys Come Marching Home!\u201d A DELICIOUS ICE COLD DRINK OF SEVEN-UP! FREE TO ALL:\u2014 Admission: BIG ST.PATRICK'S DAY Children 18c \u2014 Adults 23¢ CHILDREN ! Tommy Dowd, Elizabeth Ross, Raymond David, Catherine Nicholas, Margeau Gaisforth, Patricia Grifteths, Dorothy Melville, Jessin Brownley, Harvey Herman, Sheila Dobrin, Kathleen, Laughran, Shel- la Gardner, and a special ensemble of Dancers.The curtain will rise at 10.15.FIVE AWARDS WON 4TH YEAR BY GROUP For the fourth year in success- lon, the Children\u2019s Theatre, Montreal's unique children\u2019s theatrical organization directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters have been awarded first place in five separate classes of the recent | music and dramatic festival.These awards were given in the dramatio.recital, poem reading, speech and dictation and sight- reading classes.winners: Alfreda Wallace in the dramatic recital, Yvonne Cooke in the reading of The Wandering Aengus, Isobel Weinrauch in sight-reading, Blllle Levy in the reading of \u201cYou are old Father Willlam\u201d, and Marjorie Baker for the reading of \u2018\u2018Lochinvar\u201d, The Children\u2019s Theatre are closing their season shortly with four delightful one-act plays which will take place at Victoria Hall, Star Judges Beauty Contest in Kansas Kansas State Teachers College has selected Allan Jones, Paramount star, as judge of its annual beauty contest, and the star Will personally present a reward to the winner when he appears in Pittsburgh, Kansas, on concert tour, it was announced today.The contest to select a queen of the institution fs being conducted by the Kanza, student year book, The lucky Kansas belle will be given a wrist watch by the Kanza through Jones, who recently completed work {n Paramount's \u201cThe Great Victor Herbert\u201d and soon starts in \u201cInterlochen.\u201d 1 + 4 $ ot mi momie cesse TS \u201cAdmission 50c DAFFODILS .- doz.59¢ DARWIN TULIPS .dox.75¢ PUNERAL DESIGNS Hollywood Florist 80s¢ Sherbrooke W.- WA.3122 ssascse eras saves a \u201cSEQREIANTICS 1940\u201d A MUSICAL REVUE Presented by the Students of : SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS COLLEGE on Friday Mar.15th & Saturday Mar.16th in the N.D.G.COMMUNITY HALL Cast of Eighty \u2014 Five Chorus Lines A © MUSIC BY EIGHTEEN PIECE ORCHESTRA © Reserved Seats at College Office 75¢ HN CORNFIELD \u2018ut rate Florist\u20145518 Monkland\u2014WA.2747 SPRING FLOWERS ASSORTED BOX OF BEAUTIFUL SPRING FLOWERS POTS OF SHAMROCKS 84c ROSES * voue dos, 59e CARNATIONS \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 dox.84e bocrasesnerr serres ecran eveenentee .$2.00 wp 8699 Park Ave.TA.5858 1817 St, Catherine W.Fi.3428 TO PREACH The special preacher at St.Philips Church, Môntreal West, on Sunday night, will be Rev.A.E.Coleman, rector of St.John the Divine church, Verdun.Canon Ireland will preach at the latter church.The following contestants were | YWE ARE NOT ALONE\" ae AAAM NARS Paul Muni and Jane Bryan in the tenderest screen romance of many years, novel.The film is now playing until Saturday.\u201cWe Are Not Alone,\u201d based on a famous James Hilton at the Monkland United Theatre \u201cFOUR WIVES\u201d Gale Page, Lola, Priscilla and of last year's film hit, are now \u2018Four Wives,\u2019 sequel with the same cast which is now playing at the York United Theatre until Friday.ters\u2019 Rosemary Lane, the \u201cFour Daugh- in the new film Lovely Betty Field Is Not Glamour Girl Type Meet Betty Field, Hollywood's \u201cUnh-Unh\u201d girl, Which is a brief way of explaining that Miss Field wants no part of glamour.Her answer is the simple negative: \u201cUnh-Unh.\u201d Glamour, the synthetic, pain- fully-bullt up variety, is a common thing in the film city today.The atmosphere reeks with it.It gets in the hair, the eyes, mostly the nostrils, Practically every motion picture actress under the age of 36, possessed with an adequate figure and a face that doesn\u2019t look too much like & poached egg, is a glamour girl, whether she likes it or not.Usually, the chlef ingredient in.the recipe for cloaking her with this elusive quality is to pin upon her some prefix that sounds like a kick in the stomach.Miss Field enters this scene as a phenomenon.She simply wants to be herself.Nor does she mind at all if her screen roles demand that she be, not only de-glamour- ized, but a tart \u2014 overdressed, overpainted and downright earthy.Miss Field Talks \u201cDeliver me from.the groove of the perpetual ingenue,\u201d sald Miss Field in an interview, \u2018There are some actresses of the stage .and screen, who despite creaking knees and tier upon tier of double chins, must go on and on being breathless, wide-eyed cuties.\u201cPlaying such rolls time after time, since Grandma backed into starring Bette Davis and Erroll co-starring film now playing at the Snowdon United Theatre until Saturday night, .The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex \u201cI trust no man\u2014particulariy the one 1 love,\u201d which gives You a glimpse into \u201cThe Private Lives of Elisabeth and Essex\" Flynn in their new technicolor |, & bustle and the Cherry Sisters stopped the show, is like giving the public a-steady diet of chocolate eclairs.\u201cI dont want it.I want parts with meat in them, even if the meat may occasionally be a trifle raw.\u201d She is currently getting her wish, as Mae in Hal Roach\u2019s filming of John Steinbeck\u2019s novel, \u201cOf Mice and Men,\u201d which was produced and directed by Lewis Milestone for United Artists release and is opening - Sunday at the Monkland United Theatre playing until Tuesday.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Why He Was Promoted Guest: \u201cThis room looks to me like a cell.\u201d Bellbpy (politely): \u201cWell, it's all a matter of what a person's used to.\u201d NELSON EDDY BECAME STAR DESPITE SELF Nelson Eddy became a motion picture star in spite of himself, If he had been given his own way he would probably be known as a concert singer only instead of a famous personality in every pation on the globe.Eddy, who co-stars with Ilona Massey in the new musical, \u2018\u2018Balalaika,\u201d at the York United Theatre starting Saturday playing until Tuesday.Theatre, always had the urge to sing, but as far as motion pictures are concerned he tried twice to quit them before he even got started.After he got his break it was a different matter.The indisposition of a concert singer, billed to appear in Los Angeles, was the particular incident that led Eddy to Hollywood in the first place.Flown from San Diego as a substitude, he attracted the attention of Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer representatives and was placed under contract.Mrs, C.Groome and Mrs.de Castro entertai, ed at a bridge on Wednesday evening rt the home of Mrs.de Castro \u2018ip aid of the Earl of Besshorough Chapter I.O.D.E.\u2018 ATIVE SUIESONEN CC OOEUTE HENNE ONHLAND (Monkland Ave.at Girouard) .Now Playing until Saturday MUNI AT HIS GREATEST! « «» James Hilton, who gave you \u201cost Horizon,\u201d unfolds a tender, heart-warming romance .Muni's first modern role in 5 years! PAUL MUNI GREATER THAN HIS GREATEST! We Are Not Alone with JANE BRYAN x mm 2 Specla! Firns-\u2014, ROMANCE! Excitement! 2 LAUGHTER! Mystery! À Ei Friday Night ==\u2014\u2014 After 11 Revival Showing of ROBERT DONAT MARLENE DIETRICH fn \u201cKnight Without Armour\u201d Romance in a great hospital, baffling mystery in a beautiful girl's mysterious terror, and thrills of amateur detective work are blended in \u201cThe Secret of Dr.Kil- dare,\u201d scientific detective romance which comes Sunday to the West- mount United Theatre playing un- till Tuesday, with Lew Ayres and Lionel Barrymore.The story deals with a mental mystery.Ayres, as Dr.Jimmy Kil- dare, is called on to diagnose the mental state of beautiful Helen Gilbert.Employing detective methods he traces her terror to the suggestions or a fanatical nurse who insists she has a brain tumor and takes her to a quack doctor (Grant Mitchell).The dramatic denouement is Ayres\u2019 cure of the girl's blindness under the guidance of Lionel Barrymore, as the veteran Dr.Gillespie, by practical (Decarie Blvd.citing dramatic @ \u201cWHAT JACKIE COOPER - Sunday Afternoon sp Conditioned, NOWDON == North Queen Mary) Now Playing until Saturday \u2018The Secret Romance of the Virgin Queen MAN OF IRON, a woman of 2220 fire, and a duel of love, ex- To .+ « adventurous .ERROL 7 DAVIS FEYNN ® x MER VILA IEEE BLUES , ANAS \u2014 2nd Attraction \u2014 On Snowden Stage % Special Variety Stage Revue * Latest Adventures Given In \u201cDr.Kildare\u2019s Picture\u201d mental suggestion, A Medical Miracle Based on the popular story by Max Brand, the picture shows many interesting modern medical discoveries as sidelines to the central plot.Barrymore demonstratez the use of Prostygmin in a strange case of paralysis, a seeming miracle, in one dramatic highlight.A scientific apparatus, One of the latest miracles of science, is seen on the screen for the first time.Many comedy episodes, such as Barrymore's game of \u2018\u2018craps\u2019\u201d with George Reed, playing his servant, enliven the thrills and heart interest.Harold S.Bucquet, who directed \u201cOn Borrowed Time,\u201d piloted the production.Settings include the interlor and exterior of a great New York hospital, gay night clubs, the home of a millionaire, and a high tower from which a view of New York is photograph ed.SULTAN V2 AS SAR OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND Donald Crisp - Male - Vincent Prieg Henry Sesphensan A LIFE\" + + » the adventures of Henry Aldrich, radio's hard-luek kid .with BETTY FIELD = JOHN HOWARD and Evening Only SLR REDS IHRE ETL Sun.-Mon.-Tues.John Steinbeck\u2019s \u201cOF MICE AND MEN\" with Lon Chaney Jr., Bett Field and Burgess MeredIitl THE MARX BROTHERS with Kenny Baker and Florence Rice In \u201cAt The Circus\" QUTDRDVIESAÉCATOCRNERESCN VAN ERE EVE STONE RTE LOT x Now Playing A Paramount Picture + FRANK TE Seg Tr MAL 41716 INTELL A TH yr ATT Will FYFFE \u2014 GEORGE BANCROET - MONTAGL LOVE Produced and Directed by Frank Lioyd 2nd ATTRACTION THE JONES FAMILY in the uproarious comedy \u2018\u2019Quick Millions\" FRIDAY NIGHT \u2014 After 11 Revival Showing ++ WARNER BAXTER À JOAN BENNETT in \u2018\u2019Vogues of 1938\u201d À f CIM 0 I NT (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) until Saturday A thrilling Drama of the Sea! Two men and a girl who dare to fight and conquer the ruthless sea! with Lew Ayres, oem SUNDAY UNTIL TUESDAY \u2014 *THE SECRET OF DR.KILDARE\" Helen Gilbert and Laraine Day \"MR.MOTO TAKES A VACATION\u201d featuring Peter Lorre Lionel Barrymore, .(St.Catherine TODAY-FRIDAY, with Preston Foster, Henry & Gene Lockhart, Starts SATURDAY until | Tuesday CT d | musicaAL@! {LYNN Ë since/\u2018Naughty F LZ jetta\u2019 ) STARRING Conditional PORH © EDDY ILONA MASSEY Charlie RUGGLES Frank MORGAN Lionel ATWILL \u20ac AUBREY SMITH « JOYCE COMPTON DAUES FRANTZ Directed by Reinhold Schunsel Pr be en STARRED at Guy Street) \u201cFOUR WIVES\" with Priscilla, Rosemary & Lo'a Lane, Gale Page & Jeffrey Lynn.Ellen Drew, Andy\u201d Devine, William \"GÉRONIMO\u201d Helio Added Feature \u201cOUR NEIGHBORS THE CARTERS\u201d featur- * ing William Henry, Fay Bainter & Virginia Dale.SAN TICE BOER EEE OLA Shorts \u2014N Y NO SE OF Distri Sir] Ch Hug C.A.ci squad in a wheth on vo follow ve Last downe Colleg intern] played Memor| The since \u201cy\u201d s and th branch Duri squad } fixture) Willian ee Syd Westm day ni point } first of final s Stanste gaining District ALAS Alrp being 1 sus.Y Now | dition Spring Busi use resu rent Use TT wa LL 418 E y by 10WS lical cen- ates ange lira- t.A the seen ime, | as with ant, in- \u2018ect- oted lude reat ight ire, :ph- TIMI ve is \u2014 uy \"Nh sl THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 ' NOBLE SQUAD SEEKS TITLE OF PROVINCE District Hoopsters Down Sir G.Williams for City Championship Hugh Noble's Westmount Y.M.C.A.city championship basketball squad meet Stanstead on Saturday in a game that will decide whether the local cagers will go on to play Shawinigan Falls the following Saturday for the Provincial championship.Last week the district hoopsters downed Sir George Williams College 29-24 to take the city intermediate crown in & match played in the Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gym.The win marked the first time since 1929 that the Westmount \u201cY\u201d squad had held ths crown and the third in the history of the branch.During the entire season Noble's squad lost only one regular league fixture; and .that to Sir George Williams, a team which they twice defeated.Syd Thomas, sturdy guard for Westmount Y-set the pace Saturday night as his team took a 15- point lead over Stanstead in the first of their home-and-home semifinal series for the Provincial intermediate basketball championship, as they beat the Eastern Townships five 38-23 at Central Y floor.\u2019 Leading 22-11 at half-time, the Y boys had to play heads up ball to make up for the All Stars early lead as the yellow-shirted vigitors got off Lo a flying start, Stanstead rallied again to open the second half and in three minutes cut the leader\u2019s margin to 22-17.Westmount, however recovered from this quick outburst and with Syd Thomas setting the pace, piled up a neat 28-17 lead.From then on, Westmount had it quite their own way, and will carry their comfortable lead into the second game next week against Stanstead, who went undefeated in gaining the Sherbrooke City and District title.; ALASKAN TRANSPORTATION Airplanes and dog sleighs are being used in taking Alaska's census.YMCA Now is the time to get into condition for Golf, Tennis and other Spring and Summer Activities.CALL WI.2158 For Full Particulars + \u2014 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER - x.\u201c >.2 \u2014 ' ee - PAGE NINE - To Appear In Ice Carnival When the curtain goes up on this year's combined Winter Club Rotary Club of Westmount Ice Carnival on April 5 and 6, the customers will have an opportunity of seeing if action the outstanding girl athlete in Canada.Mary Rose Thacker, who gained the distinction last year of being selected Canada\u2019s leading girl athlete, has been booked for this year\u2019s Carnival and will appear in several solo free-skatizg numbers.Miss Thacker, already a seasoned carnival trouper at seventeen, is living proof of thi saying that figure skaters are made, not born.She has been skating ever since she was three years old, appeared as a solo artist at four and won her first championship at six.Today she holds the North American Figure Skating Championship and is one of the greatest \u2018draws\u2019 in ice carnival circles, Mary Rose Thacker comes by her skating honestly, having been born into a family pf enthusiastic skaters.Her mother was one of the leading performers of the Winnipeg Skating Club when Mary Rose was a mere infant, and her two brothers were both showing outstanding talent on the blades.The foundation of her present success was laid by Ferdinand G.Chatte, Coach of the Winnipeg Skating Club, He it was who gave her a thorough grounding in \u2018school and fundamental figures.In later years Mary Rose Thacker trained under Howard Nicholson.§ today considerei th.outstanding skating coach in the world.Indeed, Miss Thacker workcd under ! Nicholson for two vears in both London and New York and quick- ty became one of the top figures in the world of ska.ing.Mary Rose Thacker is a talented young lady.In addition to her ability as a skater she ir an exper: swimmer an excallent horsewoman and has studieuc dancin\u201d and fencing.Her teste © music finds expression through both violin and the piano and she ie at present studyine fo~ her find\u2019 grade in planoforte.She speaks with her classmates at school.French, German and Spanish and is a prod.ifous worke: often rising at b a.m.to start her practice at the skating cinb.In spite of this she manages t~ keep pace Sports Have + Limelight In Y.W.CA.Activities While the many activities of the Young Women\u2019s Christian Association are going on in full forcé, this week sports have the limelight.The two major events are the Misses Edgar and Cramp's School Gymnastic Display on Friday at 8:15 p.m.and the Senior Gymnastic Competition on Saturday evening, : Girls from the Y.W.C.A, in Quebec, Cornwall and Sherbrooke are competing in the first gymnastic competition sponsored by the Health Education Department.The program will include mat work, flying rings and vaulting.Miss Lucy Box, of Trafalgar School; Miss I.Munroe of the Me- Gill School! of Physical Education and Miss Jean Brown of\u2019 Quebec City will judge the events, and Mr.Edward Beaupre, who has been interestd in girls\u2019 sports and has followed girls\u2019 basketball for years; Is giving-a trophy.The Montreal competitors are Anita Williams, Kay Mailer, Gladys Allen, Jean Brown, and Marjorie Vivian, Junior, intermediate, and sen- jor girls will take part in Miss Edgar and Miss Camp's School Gymnastic Display.The programme which includes apparatus work, basketball technique and folk dancing, will open with Naas CUSTOM MADE SPRING SUITS & OYERCOATS At the price of ready-made clothing Mending, Pressing, Valet Service T.SENECAL (Established 1887) Custom Tailor \u2014 Couturier WE.5908 4226 St.Catherine §t.Westmount WEEKLY IN results are sure! If you want Use the want ads! \"THE DOOR TO QUICK CASH IS OPEN WANT-ADS Business firms and individuals find it highly profitable to use Examiner Classified Ads.renter, a boarder, a business opportunity .Anything.Want Ads taken by phone\u2014at no extra charge WA.2773 THE EXAMINER EXAMINER The cost is small \u2014 the extra money, work, kelp, a (Swedish) March, A special Palm Sunday Service is being sponsored by the World Fellowship Council.The service will begin at 9.00 a.m, and there will be special music and prayers.This will be followed by breakfast in the Cafeteria.BASKETBALL LOOPS START Yesterday afternoon four basketball leagues with 22 teams got under way at the NDG YMCA.key season all teams automatically go into the in-between-season ue until the end of the first week din May.when softball commences.This year there will be five basketball leagues in all, including Explorers, Preps, Juniors, Intermediates, and Senjors, with a total of 26 teams.Yesterday four of these leagues got under way with eight teams seeing action, the week Is out 20 more teams will have completed their first game and all leagues will be going full swing.Arrangements have heen made with the Board of Education\u2019 to use the Willingdon School Gym- nasjum on Wednesdays and Fridays after school and on Saturday mornings, for the next two months, The Explorers will have £ special period of their own \u2018every Saturday morning and will have four teams, Flints, Flares, Flashes and Flames pitted against each other not only in basketball but other indoor activities as well.In the Prep Section are entered the Indians, Bruins, Hawks, Thunderbolts and Wings, The Juniors will include the Streaks, Aces, Bullete, Royals and Zephyrs.In the Intermediate sections are the Wings, Bulldogs, Lions, Bombers, Ruvers and Cubs, The Senior Boys include the Royals, Bruins, Lea:s, Rangers, Comets and Generals.Members of the Juvenile Basketball team will again assist the physical director «ith refereeing and wi]l include Bill Surphlis, Ernie McReady, Graham Bower and Ken Shaver, Softball Fans Are Ready For Action Despite tHe fact that snow is still on thes ground, the softball fans around Snowdon are beginning to think ahead to the days when they will transfer their activities from rink to diamond.The Junior Stars are looking forward already to taking their fourth straight championship and to retaining the Ald.Donnelly trophy, which was donated last season, \\ L [uo STE tempol oss a PRLdog, = thousands have improved thelr form tn oll Giese under the iastruction of Hermasa KS ST.JOVITE, QUEBEC Each year at the close of the Hoc-, basketball activities which contin-|: efore]: 8 \u201cà | recently, FARE BETTER THAN ON ALTMARK Ea NES x \u201cà À comfortable seat by a warm fire replaces dark, cramped, below-deck quarters on a prison ship for these two British seamen, pictured recuperating in a London hospital.leased when British cruiser Cossack ran the German prison ship Altmark aground in: a Norwegian Ford They wero among prisonurs re- #(s es Westmount Rover Crew News Smear CAPT, R.F.SCOTT Up to last Tuesday evening, the Capt.R, F.Scott crew have been engaged in redecorating their den \u2018on Renfrew avenue.Last Tuesday, \u2018however, the Crew managed to \u2018have a short business meeting before closing, There was a new law enforced at the meeting, it reads as fol: lows: \u201cAny person or persons discussing women in f connection with a personal matter, will be fined 5c which will go to the ald of the \u2018binge box\u2019,\u201d The newly appointed 8.R.M., D.Beresford Munn took over the meeting on Tuesday evening, while Ian McAuley, ex-S.R.M, preferred to take a back seat as a R.M.as he {8 now in charge of the 1st Westmount Scout Troop.The Crew wishes to acknowledge the following firms through this column for their kind donations of an Investiture Outfit\u2014 the Easy Electrical Co., L.N, & JE.Noiseux, and the Melrose Hardware situated In N.D.G.A Court of Honour will be held this Tuesday at the home of R.M.Jan McAuley, 4217 Western Ave., at 3 o'clock.Next week's programme will be discussed together with any \u2018\u2018bralnwaves\u201d the members may have.Ice Carnival One of the highlights of the combined Winter Club - West- mount Rotary Club Ice Carnival to be held at the Forum on April 6th and 6th will be a colorful Viennese Ballet, Selected for this number are the following well- known Montreal skaters: The Misses Helen Malcolm, Gloria Just, Diana Wilson, Ellen Biggar, Roberta Holland, Marion Just, Pauline Just, Ruth Duclos, Lucille Darling, Felicia Magor, Ruth Aune Telford, Sybil Knowles, All- son Carmichael, Joan Hurst, Pat- ricla O'Brien, Anne Raynsford.Mrs, R.W.Tyner, Mrs, C.J.G.Molson, Mrs.©.W.Leslie, Mrs Victor Hugman.Messrs, Ceo, M Patterson, Dwight Parkinson, Franklin Martin, Bruce Hickey.Richard Groom, Peter Stanger.Russel}! Haire, Jos.Geisler, Bo- nar Hodgson, Chas.Goodfellow.| With the Ballet will also appear a trio of Miss Helen Marr, Misr Audrey Joyce and Miss Elizabeth \u201cqunt, New British Sisal Process | An Important development In the process of exeracting fibre from the leaves of sisal \u2014 the plant like a cactus from which twine and rnpes are made \u2014 promises to extend its use and also the export of processing machinery from the United Kingdom.The new machinery handles the aisa] far more gently then heretofore, and su requces \u2018loss from broken fibre.Finer strands will open up new commercial uses and experiments with other fibres already indicate an extension in the demand for Empire fibre products.Each of the new unita turns out about 1,000 tons a year and costs about £4,600, 80 Miles Northwest of Montreal 3 croft, head of the world-famous A Navy Is Born A navy was born on the River Thames when a pennant was hoisted in a coastal motor torpedo boat - alongside a pler at Chelsea, two miles above Loudon Bridge, It was the first warship ever to belong to Eire (the Irish Free State) and Mr, J.Dulanty, the High Commissioner, took delivery of it on \u201cehalt of the Eire Government by sending the pennant fluttering to the masthead.The historic little ceremony | took place in the.presence of Commander Dunphy, R.N., Naval Adviser to the Eire Defence Minister, and Sir John Thorny- firm \u2018of warship constructors whioh built the craft at.their Haffipton-on-Thames shipyard, a few miles further up the river.4 The vessel, io be known as M.1, 1s the first of six which have been ordered by the Eire Government to fake their neutrality effective by patrolling thelr coasts.The torpedo boats will have a speed of 50 miles an hour, and will carry depth charges as well as torpedoes, There is no record that the Irish, although fslanders, ever possessed any sôrt of natlonal fleet, though it is possible that some of the ancient\u2019 warships known as \u2018\u201cgurraghs\u201d which carried raiders to Britain thirteen centuries ago.rt Director*Bans Polish For Scengq in Prison Thirty actresses, including Bl- len Drew, Mae Busch and Kitty Kelly, were today forced to remove all enamel and nail polish before they were pormitted to play in a scene for Paramounl's \u201cWomen Without Names.\u201d They were all enacting roles of long fermers In a prison sequence and Director obert Florey, a stickler for realism, insisted that they remove the coloring from their fingers.: \u201cShort-term prisoners might have colored nafls, but it won't do for those serving more protracted sentences,\u2019 he explained.\u2014\u2014e A General Clean-up \u201cMother says may she have a proud of butter and some sugar on trust (ill father comes home,\u201d said the little girl In the grocer's shop.\u201cAnd why doesn\u2019t your mother come herself?\u201d asked the groce: suspiclously.\u201cOh,\u201d said the child, full of innocence, \u2018mother's trying another shop.\u201d .; - | (34; W.H, Spearman 84, P, A.STANDING IN MEN'S RY VOLLEY BALL LEAGUE The standing to date In the Westmounth Y.M.C.A, usiness Men's Vollayball league follows: J.B.Consterdine 36, Wm.Taylor Jones 33, H.EB, Matheson 88, L.W.Townsend 32, W, E.Cooper 32, H.P.Meyer 28, W.F, Brass 27, N.McCelland 26, N.Fowler 20, J.Morrow 14, MISS CAMERON J SUCCESS IN = ICE CARNIVAL Local Junior Ice Queen Took Part in Event at Verdun Auditorium Westmount was most fittingly represented last Friday and Saturday evenings by its own junior ice queen, Miss Carol Cameron, at| the vivid and {impressive lce- pageant held in the newly- built Verdun Auditorium on Church Street, This figure skating carnival was a shining example of the high quality of local talent in this Increasingly-popular field of entertainment, Tho show, which was unique because it drew so close as to almost parallel the professional spectacles, was presonted by the Moutreal Figure Skating Club, Ine, wag under the auspices of the Verdun School Children's Ald Committee.The 19-act program was an {rresistible attraction for the 9,000 persons that witnessed it both nights, A number of featuro skators from Ottawa's Minto Club aided considerably in making the performance the closing hit of the current season, Miss Carol Cameron and her well - known partner, Douglas Coughtry, who are the leading palr-skaters for 10389 and 1940 In the Montreal Figure Bkating Club, received enthuslastic £pplause for the smooth-tlowing manner in which they so cleverly combine acrobatics and a qulet grace of style.Miss Cameron's happy smile and her partner's strength In supporting thelr difficult 1ift- jumps made thelr act the more appealing.This year they have paid special attention to a delicate manoeuvre known technically as the \u201czlp-curve from rear to front\u201d, Their \u201cback-drape-spin\u2019\u2019 and dan- gorous \u2018\u201cright-angle - blade - drop\u201d wera also greatly appreciated.Carol wore a snow-white, fan- skirted costume bedazzlod with a Y.M.C.A.CAGERS WILL MEET STANSTEAD SATURDAY Outstanding Girl Athlete | | WESTMOUNTERS WELL UP IN CURLING TILT Westmount curlers showed real class \u2018his week us they ade vanced in the play for the Royal Calsdonia trophy, on the completion of first round matches.Results follow: | At Caledontas : Honrther t.George MH, M.Rath Geo.Vogan A, Jemmett E.R.Smallhorn tH.0, McMurtry 1.B, Arter R, I, Andrea Capt, R.H.Monks (Bkip)\u2014 4 (8kip)\u201413 At Royal Montreal: : Honther Ste.Anne A.TR, Jackson A.R.Demers A, A.Stewart & White TP.Clarke J.Goodfallow W, E, Clarke Col, V.H.Graham (SkIp)\u201418 (Skip)\u2014 4 Heather Ft.Tawrence ND, Johnston Goo.Walsh ©.Faleoner Dr, W.M, Minto M, C.Nash J.I\u2019.Mines C J.A.Cook T.MeQulre (Skip) 10 (BkIp)\u201410 Heather Royal Montreal J.W, Henderson FE.8, Jbbotuon JR, Dawrle T.J.Yaverty J.B, Wright T, Tarkor 1, Daridon a, M, Buckling (Skip)\u201413 (Bkip)\u2014 4 At Heather: Lachine Heather T.W, Coakery W, A, Xleran J.M.Beholl Dr.R.Pdmison D, C.Lyal} G.H.Watson J.Dagennis O.Mowntt (Sk \u201413 (SkIp)\u201418 IJonther Thistle .& M, Allen T.NR.Puffle ! A.R.Roberts H, ¢.Joy in Dr, J.R, Brown J.R.Johnston .j.B.ŸY.Bpencor L.GQ.Qlllatt (Skip)\u201419 (BkIp)\u201411 At Thistlet Henther Royal Montreal Dr, A.J, Glichrist Dr, J.N.Mlneklogle K, H.Borvowes (1, 8.Haldhmand A.R, Tinkar Dr.A.1, Wilkle C.G, Perry æ.L.Wilson +.(8kip)\u2014 8 (SkIp)\u201410 Heather Bt.Lawrence 8, M, Ollver TT, Chaplin 1, Munter J.Smallshaw \u2018 W., J.Armatrong W.C.Munn W.L.Sinelnir A.EB, Light\u2019 : (Skip) \u201410 (Rkip)=\u201417 Royal Montreal Feather\u201d A, M, Greening Q.Malcolm G, 15, M.Cornett IT.J.Cameron 1, Darling ©.A.N.Duffin J, C.I'aterson 1, B, Hyman (8Bkip)\u2014 9 (SkIp)\u2014 8 thousand tiny sequens of silver and black, A shallow cap topped with a bow of sky-blup velvet' completed the outfit.} Rapid Delivery Till 11 P.M, Fl.4744 \u2014 WE.1616 } It First Line Signals Busy, Please Dial Next Line, FORUM GROCERY 2209 St.Catherine W.NEAREST LICENSED GROCER TO WESTMOUNT \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 What is there about beer that has made it the drink of the people for so many centuries everywhere?Is it the malt, that gives good digestion \u2014 hops for appetite \u2014 sugar for à energy \u2014 yeast for vitality?Partly these things and partly because heer is the ONE stimulating beverage which gives enjoyment and ensures moderation. ! PAGE TEN SOE VISTASUNT EXAMI CT THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1949 La mr ~ gy - : nee, - k NEW APARTMENT (REGLAR FELLEXT\u2014The Landlubber By GENE BYRNES 0 ga TRE __ \u2014 be ITE R GRE E g I'VE GOT ALL THE [*.5) I CAN JUS\u2019 WAKE UP, PINHEAD/ À 2 ks PIRATE PRISONERS \"9 GET THIS SAIL WHATSA IDEA OF ° (X- ° 4 ; \u2014 \u2014 \u2019 BELOW ./ Now TO À UP T'LL HEAD Le DRAGGIN\u2019 THE ve Wr Ao ! i .3 + CAPTURE THE SHIP #4 FOR THE HARBOR ?BLANKETS UP ON ° Scott Realties Co.are complet .cM THE MANTEL ?ing the Arliss and Beacon apart , Pers : ments, twin buildings of 16 suites each on Coronet Ave, a new smart location which Is attracting V p fine class of people, This short as = i \u2018 dew street, hullt as a cul de sac.MAE WEST SIPEAKS runs south from L'Orato're Ave HoMywood, March 13.\u2014 Rossmore Avenue in Los Angeles be- 5, RZ SES to the Westmount Mountain and; eomes Vine Street ut that point where suburban Hollywood shoves = 2,9 Hil le joins the Shrine.It Is away from | its nose deep into the City of the Angels \u2014 and at this precise spot A = = Sp noise yet only one block from {in one of the choice midtown residentia districts, ls situated the > i \\\\ hs = TG stores and trams which reach (he|six-story Ravengwood Apartiment Hotel, ch, F 0 centre of the City in seven mi- Legend has It that one summery day elght years ago Mae West il! (To nutes.was forbidden to park her car outside the Ravenswood by an over- U-13 > Reg.fi Office.All rights resérred = The Charles Sales diligent dooman who sourly explained that said parking-space war 7 reserved for tenants of the bullding, Thereupon, say the sages of \u2014r CD \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Corpora |cellulod, Miss West flew Into a rage, raced straight to her real estate| Show Must Go On\u2019; supposed to keep out of drafts, in filming \u201cOpened by Mistake\u201d refrigerator by Lawrence Gros- \u201cBig boy, ah wonders was tipn affi agent, bought the Ravenswood.* Actor Back in Bed Robert Palge is back in bed again] at Paramount.The actor spent smith.George Washington as honest as : liated with) part and parcel \u2014 and moved in.\u201cMy fans!\u201d she said, by today.the two days at home, swathed in| Nuw Paige is home again \u2014| de people says dat he was?\" th e abo.demoting the unchivalrous door way of explaining the galaxy Because he was reluctant to Paige \u2018had been out of action|a blanket and shunning drafts.swathed in two blankets, with his \u201cAh tell you, black boy, he was ' man to a position as third-assls-| of statues and ofls.\u201cThey concealed from Director George for two days with an attack of eturning to work this morning.feet in a pan of hot water.And the honestes\u2019 man in the world.\u201d company tant-flunkey.wrlte by the thousands ask- he still hasn\u2019 i y hold up production and therefore| influenza, which compelled Ar-| Pai tt h es\" asn't told Archainbaud Den Row come dey allus close Beverall \u2018Truth of this tale, which is bur| Ing for autographed photos, ; ; ge spent two hours being toss-ine's supposed to keep out of| all de banks on his buff-day.\u201d \u2014 weeks REG ono item in the fubulous legend| and I've had these photo.Archainbaud the fact that he was chalnbaud to shoot around him let mto and hauled out of a huge drafts, Tex-Croaks.; #old thelr he curvaceous damsel, has ne- graphed to satisfy the de- : | Edison & Downing apartments obj yer been established because of mand.\u201d the same street.Miss West's constant refuesl Lo ! The buildings now being com.discuss her personal affairs with ADVICE \"TU WOMEN \u2018 FOR FAST Li \u2018pleted are ultru-moder- and have|the press, and her apartment has Neari i many desirable features.All are! nlways heen forbidden territory| «g earing her fifties, the star of DELIVERY SERVICE taid it i She Done Him Wrong\u2019, \u2018Dia.ou odo sui ou usr ng plenty ol] to writers on any shape or des-| yun Lil\u201d and other cultural dra- 0 sunshine and fresh air with the | eription.Suddenly, however, three mas is one of the most attractive added attraction of 1iving|weeks ugo Miss West apparently women in Hollywood.She neither \\ alongside the mountain.Smart |relented her coldness to the presr smokes nor drinks, \u2018Weighs 118, layouts, Jargo foyers, all deli~- {and Invited two photographers measures five feet two jnches \u2014 yl CUT RATE D perles (rough pervica Maly and and one newspaperman to join|and boasts one of the loveliest a ORE reac apartioent with {ts ow ser- her separately at cocktails in peaches-and-cream complexions in ( dE vice entrance lends privacy to| her suite, The lucky lensmen we- the entire movie colony.180 1 CA ï HERINE WEST each dweller, re representatives of Life and \u201cCreams and cosmetics are ° .The policy of the company \u2018Jux-, Look magazines, and for some ust ch paint,\u201d she told \\ TT : Ury lving at mod: rate rentals\u2019 mysterious reason, the lone re- a nes négligee OL penche ° CORNER ST.MA HEW ST.: A has resulted In more than halt| Porter was your humble corres-| maurée with turquoise blue satin SPECIALISTS ù «of theno suites belng nlrendy loas-| PoOndent \u2014 who thus became the| gripes.\u201cSleep, good food and ; ed during the first month of the first nnd only newsboy ever t0l exercise are the secrets of good i MEO-CHEMI CAL .1 rental season.cross the threshold of Miss West's| appearance, 1 sleep until 1 can % FOOD Use Gillette Bl ades & This Is a great tribute to the *PArtment, sleep no more, diet on steaks and the IN YOUR E ; managing director Mr.Chas.* vegetables, and get plenty of VITAMIN ano MINERAL i Wesconcers : }Herschon who has establised dur- 1 COME UP AND SEE fresh alr and exercise.That's all!\u201d TONIC ' Ga A ; # ing his first year of operation a| w Miss West's personal - A Res: w i ; .elcomed at the door by Daisy .perso appea a ; record and standard of square| Jones, freckled young negress| lANce Is further enhanced \u2014 or \u201c .idealing with the public, contrac-| who has been personal maid hindered, depending on one\u2019s ! Î : id to .a : tors, architects and the trade.the star for eight years, I was point of view.by false eye-lashes t È ; ushered Into Miss West's living and bleached hair.Her lips are W growin - room oue Thursday afternoon and 80ft and her eyes are green, Des- ti TAL told the actress was completing pite reports to the contrary she 7 be K OF THE TOWN her Loilet but would join me short-| denies she\u2019s ever been married.Ax 7% PY RELI [V4 La o ly.In harmony with all elght|to the future.\\ c ES 81 # New Apartments chambers of the sixth-story suite, to wel.Ive yet to moet, the man Le EADA ) PAI qi 9 T \u2019 GAT - yy} the parlor is furnished in Louis whom can say Youre him: COLDS ang w The Arliss and Beacon\u201d xv style, with sotas, chairs and a ms es d heiter come pri Tig LASUTLLLIN WITH RINSO AT 23c 2 wr Ve 0 : drapes of egg-shell satin.A huge : J à Ultra Modern and Large bear-skin glares at you from a|SPTugged her shoulders as she Charles & Frost & Co.19 Natural Shades PALMOLIVE SOAP 2 «.Bc ( 2% R 57.50 corner, and one wall Is dressed does on the screen, and offered \u2014 WITH COUPON ; 2 Rooms - at $ .with an elaborate mirror run-|™Me 2 cigarette.mm + 1 19 LAMBE T'S SY 0 ; 4 (Two Bedrooms) ning the length of the heavily- mey tron she om Dot.the he ° R RUP 29c Le i 3 vv carpeted r ., e ued.\u201cI hate WwW\u2019 > New Smart Location Aton the grand plano 1s a cooking, too \u2014 its too dull and ALPHAMETTES FELLO S SYRUP Lgé.1.09 w .199 \u2018 Coronet Avenue striking statue of Miss West In monotonoust tes West has writ- ins PEROXIDE 25c ; N Off L'Oratoire at Cote des Neiges the flesh, and a replica of this vail 16 ox.fa lletands elsowhere in th ten all the films in which she 2 É tl : Built in a, park while an oil ei oe pmoom has appeared, she has yet to stu- i COLD CREAM 1 1b.jar 59c or Luxury living at Moderate Rentals ooo jude hangs et b ° tha dy lterature or journalism.Her 1 BE Away from noise, yet one block 4 ivan Photographs of or Part, talent is indisputable and natural, > | 8 x LAVORIS Lge.69c P to st .; : v - É 3 p ) RES 7 ; , | | tfores 1!|sian-born mother and prize-fight- and her, dy An en uine.ANTHREPTIC Se ELECTRIC HEAT PADS 2 98 P J Inspect Daily and Sundays [|ing father, Jack (Kid) West! men to hold their men?\u201d I asked : Fe ile .leading featherweight of the Cor- her.M M ; Scott Realties Company peut era, also grace the walle \u201cWhy, in their arms, of cour- ILK or .AGNESIA 16 ox.27c COD LIVER el + } ey have since passed on, an \u201d PL.8603 - AT.5600 Mae's present immediale family pro she shot back, and that was CHANEL COLOGNE 1.20 oiL à \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 includes only à brother, Jack, and ae à9 COCOANUT OIL eo 2 \"Unique\" Spiral & Sash sister, Beverly, both living in Los, >\" 276% of am SHAMPOO 19 he L alances Angeles.c \u201cbattled w li AND S0 GOOD BYE $1-1 - Vil ke i Cresswell Pomeroy Ltd.Entering quietly, Miss West Mao West picks Garbo and 4 1.85 3.30 A.S.A.TABLETS 100° 49c Prend \" i 604 Decourcelles caught me gazing intently at the her favorite actress \u2014 and or or or : 4 OZ.67c - 16 oz.$1.69 , undraped statue.Smiling, shel James Cagne her attrac.COTTON ABSORBENT 29 A 2 oz WE.6768 \u2018beckoned me to a couch and i vo \"i 1k.¢ « ; apt down wel tive leading man, with nary ESKAY'S Kk et .a word for Robert Taylor or .at i other pretty boys of the A Thing of the Past NEUROPHOSPHATES 6 ox.79c th i - creen, \u2018 .| : ; \u201cMan needn't be physical- GASTRONOX SQUIBE'S Evioy radiant M .The \u2018 Answer to More Heat ly strong or a broad-shoul- Will give you relief from Indigestion TOOTH PASTE Lge.3 for 95c ea \u2018an pe Co dered six-footer to be attrac and other gastric disorders! Let us .look years | oh 3 RE tive to women,\" she explain.hotbed thes ds GASTRONOX pe Dons : b ; 2 - iy = NN , ousands.IL .} Ë : : ed.\u201cCagney has lure In his amazing alkaline stomach, powder KIDNEY PILLS 39¢ younger y al il i eve nd a h neutralizes acid and peps you up.taking Bi | e ol $ .yes al crude, rough man- Business and social success depends B à : .0: i ; ner.Bing Crosby has it in his I upon Pe Chg nese.: Bat ands drink GAROL Lge.L15 Beans nightly.: ol A 4 voice.\u201d wa.4 NOXI Get it tod ° \u2019 i Those who think Miss : today! JE Le ÿ West an intellectual \u2014 and FOR COLDS &45c - 89c CORN PADS 15c ° À i many do \u2014 are either sadly Ÿ os W it misinformed or whimsically > 24c - 44c - 89c OZONOL TUBES 29c is wishful thinkers, There are KAPS URAL .no books In evidence in her DOCTORS RECOMMEND I KKOVAH SALTS 19c th apartment, and \u2018she frankly protemes a tiie of went MIRALOSE Kidney ¢ T.R.C'S Le 89¢c Be ing.Her Preferences in mu- R d N OXZEM A 15 hi sic run toward swing and FOR FEMININE HYGIENE emedy c : jazz., of i Her literary abilities, too, have 9 9 a remarkably fine remedy for HOT WATE B M 2° been overrated \u2014 but her inge- 5 ¢ = ¢ Kidney and Bladder trouble.R OTTLES 100\", sac \u2018 fc \\ nulty, memory, business sense ==1 In capsule form.Try it with A.B.S.& C.PILLS * 10c \\ 4 |.and knowledge of showmanship assurance .; À well-heated home every hour of the offset any scholarly deficieney in * in | - \u2014 SEIDLITZ POWDERS lle day.little expense, because of its maximum her makeup.She believes being : .: IN BOX £ be heating qualities.if that's what you're seen tn public chespens a tm | J} [sd [1] [i PHILLIPS\u2019 MAGNESIA 39c = looking for in a fuel, burn Hand & Parker star \u2014 and, accordingly, she is x MODESS BELTS 25¢ ar Coal! You wil discover, as hundreds of ot ars soon, on a son prize rT | f KRUSCHEN SALTS Giant 59c ASHMERE ar mone F at it sr and real re [most for your nerisms that have made her fa- ; es A QE GAUZE 5 yds.29c C | In : ney in results\u2019 and real satisfaction.{| mous on the screen into her pri- 9 ve TISSUE Ç se ; vate life \u2014 the careless sway of A - \u2014 i Call DExter 113) TODAY.And prove it for yourself! the head while talking.nd o 200's 13 \u2019 RUSSIAN OIL LU 39¢ Complerely wrapped ca H veaylog style of carriage when 2 fon 250 | BORACIC ACID vu, 19 Sam mi she walks.or \u20ac C : 750 SHEETS m I AND & PARKER Mae West lives alone and likes EX to the roll Br bus LIMITED it \u2014 but when she ventures out|| \u201cFRUIT SALT\" TOOTH BRUSHES 2 for 49c st Lo she Is accompanied by a liverijed Ys STERNO 3 for 25¢ vig plw 4857 Sherbrooke Street West chauffeur and plain-clothed body- .The Originel .sa bn \u201calr.Moto Takes a Vacation\u201d guard.She derives her comedy Alkalizing Corrective CANNED HEAT 10c QUICK RELIEF ; Go ¢ trom situations rather than joke HANDY SIZA LARGE 8:23 AL ; he COAL FUEL OIL COKE books, and believes that burles- ¢ ¢ KLEENEX 500s 29c HEADACHES - colds = 4 , que ts the scourage of the amuse- 47 79 ; becueches = poriedie Dolnt a 3 Backed by twenty vears of dependable service.ment [nduatry.She hopes some ; RUBBER GLOVES 15¢ with ee SA day to produce important films KEEPS YOU HEALTHY | i = ~= hut mernwhile iz content le CASTORIA 29c-69c > .make one film every 18 months SILHOUE | il ji T \u201cHid Titl \" C Wort ie la detinite oman, Mier TTE FOUNTAIN SYRINGES 79c | | The \u2018Hidden Titles\u201d Contest |httory octnentry aoû dirons TOILET TISSUE VICHY CELEST™N : 34 from da 1 - + #5 les INDIGÉSTION - Acidity :.ne 1 ave found the Words .\u2026\u2026ruseonserusesssenmennenenenennen=sçennn:s Conatderate ROLLS PEAR'S SOx P 15c re re Si ft Be \u201cWhat makes you think Jones ¢ and vf ar digestive ch f | .\u201chidden in the advertisement OF sms sss on |} ie such a toughtul wire?\u201d ; IVORY so KP Loe.2 for 15c des tie oh of 5 page .and the ,words \u201cShe always has pork chops CASHMERE BOUQUET .ai 4 18 i 3 t } ready when he comes home from BUR-RELP SOAP 2 or lle I-50 ma 2 | i > hidden in the advertisement of .\u2026\u2026ususcrssnesmeestrocsusacacseasesscncnps 00 Ha fishing trip.\u201d - : COLEO SOAP 3 tH Heh a ca A .page \u2018ot this week's Examiner, these being the titles of the Light Ma Probi a PROVIDES CHILDREN WOODBURY'S sit » Br \u2018twe feature pictufes ty be shown at the Westmount Theatre during ght or an | em pa \\ VITAMINS-MINERALS ba \"the first hall of tha sortes week.! agree to accept the judges\u2019 deci.Small Daughter (during per- RaW J) Ia wt SOAP 4 for 24c | 1-slon.an tinal regarding he awarding of passes to the Theatre.tormauce): \u201cMummy, do you see 79 ORN Kwi L x S bu a those shiny heads in the front ; gor .oo PAINLESS MASTER( U OAP 3 for 16c 5 espion He 2 Name row?\" » or 28 cope to build + sistance en =.Mother: \u201cS-s-sh.Yes.dear.| MT 1 .AU 9 Ne > CORNS LUX FLAKES Lge.23c 69: against COLDS, LIFLUENZA end ne: BH Addrens oy Ce so do.\u201d .; +750.2.79 cALLous FRENCH CASTILE other CONTA?WJUS DISEASES À Winnarg ra te pe re Ee a Ce eee ee ae moi SEEELINASTRIITRE ESE coven vo revore cons men ores SOAP 6 « 25c |L_ man nes je] prairies \u2014 : ; EAN 7 CE.A « ¢ "]